The Social Psychology of Telecommunications

activities analysis Argyle attitude change audio condition audio system audio-only bargaining behaviour Bell Canada Champness Chapter closed-circuit television Cluster communications medium Communications Studies Group conflict Confravision considered cooperation DACOM denormalized discussed distance effects of medium efficiency example expected experiment experimental eye-contact face-to-face condition face-to-face meetings facial expressions factor analysis factor scores functions hypothesis immediacy important indicate individual interaction interpersonal attraction interview intimacy judgements laboratory less loudspeaking medium of communication Mode Allocation Monaural Morley and Stephenson negotiation Nineteen Eighty-four non-verbal communication non-verbal cues non-verbal signals opinion change outcome participants Picturephone possible predict problem solving processes proximity Psychol psychological rated relationship relevant scales significant similar situation Social Presence factor social psychology Studies Group paper subjects suggest task Telecommunications Impact Model telecommunications media telecommunications systems teleconference systems Telediagnosis telephone television system theory Type Allocation types of meetings users variables verbal video systems videophone visual channel