- The persuasive power of protest, How protest wins public support
- What is minority influence most likely to lead to?
- Most of the time social movements are focusing on the
- Some movements are given more opportunity than others to
- An individual's interpretation of a "media agents" social potential, i.e. how it enables communication. Whether the media agent is a communication channel or source.
- "Direct mindless response" to an entity as human, while knowing it's not human
- Deeply ingrained habits & social behaviors always trigger the same reactions, even towards media agents (politeness, reciprocity, etc.)
- Interpersonal communication theory about CMC, alternative to "cues-filtered out"
- Explain how individuals & groups form impression & relational communication via text-based electronic communication
- Facts, ideas, arguments made by a group member to mark their stance
- Online interpersonal communication works without non-verbal cues & how people develop relationships online by encoding & decoding social information in texts.
- Online communication might convey same level of social information as F2f, but at a slower pace (asynchronous)
- The findings by Nass & Moon that humans mindlessly treat computers like real people, using normal scripts of human interaction
- Casa model, generally it has been argued that increased levels of anthropomorphism lead to higher levels of computer's competence (Gambino, Fox, Ratan)
- Any technology that demonstrates enough social cues so humans can perceive it as source for social interaction
- The inherently assigned capacity of an object to allow communication
- - All the members of the group at any given time are present and interact with one another (mutual orientation)- Direct (non-delayed) communication
- Despite no non-verbal cues online, people encode/decode social messages in a way that gives equal impressions as F2F communication.
- - Exponential increase in computing power - mobile connectivity - Datafication
- The inherently assigned function or utility assigned by humans to a certain object. (a chair is perceived to allow to sit or stand on for a human, but not for an elephant).