Impact of status cues in computer-mediated communication on perceptions of online political discussions.

An experiment design was employed in the investigation of the impact of two status cues, language style and source expertise, on people's perceptions of online political discussants, and their intentions and motivations to participate in local online political discussion fora.

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Main Authors:	Lim, Corinne Xian-Li., Swee, Debbie Sihui., Tan, Kenny Wei Ping.
Other Authors:	Detenber, Benjamin Hill
Format:	Final Year Project
Published:	2008
Subjects:	DRNTU::Social sciences::Communication::Public opinion
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/10356/1019
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description	An experiment design was employed in the investigation of the impact of two status cues, language style and source expertise, on people's perceptions of online political discussants, and their intentions and motivations to participate in local online political discussion fora.
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author	Lim, Corinne Xian-Li. Swee, Debbie Sihui. Tan, Kenny Wei Ping.
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title	Impact of status cues in computer-mediated communication on perceptions of online political discussions.
title_short	Impact of status cues in computer-mediated communication on perceptions of online political discussions.
title_full	Impact of status cues in computer-mediated communication on perceptions of online political discussions.
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Impact of status cues in computer-mediated communication on perceptions of online political discussions.

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