CN we b txtm8s?: An exploratory study on the textmate phenomenon

The textmate phenomenon has been widespread but the relationship itself is so scarcely studied. This study was conducted to discover how textmate relationships develop and whether these relationships are comparable to face-to-face relationships. The researchers used Content Analysis to study the dia...

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Main Authors: Lim, Maria Nicole A., Thakur, Angela L., Torres, Celina Maria B.
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spelling oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:etd_bachelors-86562021-08-04T14:21:11Z CN we b txtm8s?: An exploratory study on the textmate phenomenon Lim, Maria Nicole A. Thakur, Angela L. Torres, Celina Maria B. The textmate phenomenon has been widespread but the relationship itself is so scarcely studied. This study was conducted to discover how textmate relationships develop and whether these relationships are comparable to face-to-face relationships. The researchers used Content Analysis to study the diaries the participants kept during the study. Interviews were also conducted to clarify interesting points in their diaries. The researchers discovered that the textmate relationship contains high levels of intimacy, self-disclosure and impression management and progresses in six different stages: Acquaintance Verification, Basics and Similarities, Fixed Associations, Unstructured Banter, Disclosures and Romantic. It was also found that meeting up with their textmates can transform their textmate relationship to a genuine, face-to-face relationship. 2009-01-01T08:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/8011 Bachelor's Theses English Animo Repository Interpersonal relations Intimacy (Psychology) Mobile communication systems
institution De La Salle University
building De La Salle University Library
continent Asia
country Philippines
Philippines
content_provider De La Salle University Library
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topic Interpersonal relations
Intimacy (Psychology)
Mobile communication systems
spellingShingle Interpersonal relations
Intimacy (Psychology)
Mobile communication systems
Lim, Maria Nicole A.
Thakur, Angela L.
Torres, Celina Maria B.
CN we b txtm8s?: An exploratory study on the textmate phenomenon
description The textmate phenomenon has been widespread but the relationship itself is so scarcely studied. This study was conducted to discover how textmate relationships develop and whether these relationships are comparable to face-to-face relationships. The researchers used Content Analysis to study the diaries the participants kept during the study. Interviews were also conducted to clarify interesting points in their diaries. The researchers discovered that the textmate relationship contains high levels of intimacy, self-disclosure and impression management and progresses in six different stages: Acquaintance Verification, Basics and Similarities, Fixed Associations, Unstructured Banter, Disclosures and Romantic. It was also found that meeting up with their textmates can transform their textmate relationship to a genuine, face-to-face relationship.
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author Lim, Maria Nicole A.
Thakur, Angela L.
Torres, Celina Maria B.
author_facet Lim, Maria Nicole A.
Thakur, Angela L.
Torres, Celina Maria B.
author_sort Lim, Maria Nicole A.
title CN we b txtm8s?: An exploratory study on the textmate phenomenon
title_short CN we b txtm8s?: An exploratory study on the textmate phenomenon
title_full CN we b txtm8s?: An exploratory study on the textmate phenomenon
title_fullStr CN we b txtm8s?: An exploratory study on the textmate phenomenon
title_full_unstemmed CN we b txtm8s?: An exploratory study on the textmate phenomenon
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url https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/8011
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