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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Communication Rules"”.
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VIRTUALLY PRESENT: AN ETHNOGRAPHY OF COMMUNICATION LOOK AT THE SHAPING OF SOCIAL RULES IN SMALL GROUP INTERACTIONS MEDIATED BY MOBILE DEVICES
In this study I describe the communication rules that inform how particular bar patrons use mobile device technologies to shape particular types of small groups. Mobile devices have increasing been naturalized into the communicative landscape and the effects of this need to be explored. I focus on …
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Social Cognitive Antecedents and Consequences of Communication Objectives
The study drew from Communication Game and Constructivist theories of communication and involved a comparative analysis of the relative influences of communication goals, and individual differences in interpersonal construct system development (i.e., cognitive differentiation) and interpersonal …
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Reliability Analysis of Social Networks
… reliability is evaluated under various influence communication rules. In Chapter 5, a hierarchical network structure is investigated where actors are arranged in layers and communication exists between layers. A probability mass function is developed to compute the expected level of influence at …
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DAS Writeback: A collaborative annotation system for proteins
… an extension of the DAS protocol that de nes the communication rules between the client and the writeback server following the Uniform Interface of the RESTful architecture. A protocol extension was proposed to the DAS community and implementations of both server and client were created in order …
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Spanish and American turn-taking styles and the misinterpretation of each in cross-cultural conversations
… turn taking in English indicates that there are rules that Americans follow when organizing their conversations. Following these rules, consciously or subconsciously, helps ensure a good conversation because the rules are based on what Americans consider polite, cooperative and efficient. …