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what is it called when people interacting with digital technology
media richness theory
computer mediated communication
social information theory
apps
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The theory focused on face-to-face comm being superior to CMC due to context/social cues is
Lost Context Theory
Cues-Filtered-Out Theory
Extended Real Life Hypothesis
Response Expectation Theory
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What is phantom-vibration syndrome?
putting your phone on vibrate because you need to alone time
the feeling of phone vibration when none exists
choosing to communicate with ghosts that speak in vibrations
ghosting someone who doesn't like pineapple on their pizza
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Research shows people can develop this term by using to much social media
Twitter Knowledge
Snapchat Love
Instagram Envy
Facebook Depression
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Liz presents herself differently on social media from who she really is. This is an example of
Idealized virtual identity hypothesis
Desired social identity hypothesis
Internet identity hypothesis
Internet identity hypothesis
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Modern communication happens as this... Having both favorable and unfavorable actions.
Understandable
Double-Edged Sword
Fear Based
Literate
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Resentment towards the happiness of others represented on social meda platforms
Internet Resentment Theory
Online Jealousy Theory
Tumblr theory
Facebook Envy
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Senders' expectation about the timing of an anticipated response:
Reaction Expectations
Reply Expectations
Response Expectations
Return Expectations
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Immediate, real-time communication interaction:
Simultaneous Communication
Synergistic Communication
Asynchronous Communication
Synchronous Communication
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what is it called when pathological dependence on digital technology
idealized virtual identity hypothesis
internet addiction theory
messages of meaning
agenda setting theory