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Identify the cues that reduce self- disclosure as they are absent in computer mediated communication, according to reduced cues theory (2)
* Verbal and non- verbal cues to emotional state
* e.g. appearance, facial expressions, tone of voice
Explain the role of deindividuation in reduced cues theory (4)
* People lose their sense of identity (de-individuation)
* Removes normal controls on behaviour (disinhibition)
* Leads to blunt, aggressive behaviour
* Reduces desire in others to self- disclose
Explain the role of selective self- presentation in the hyperpersonal model (3)
* Greater control over self- disclosure than face to face
* Can present idealised version of oneself
* Can lead to hyperhonesty or hyperdishonesty
Explain the importance of anonymity in the hyperpersonal model (3)
* People feel less vulnerable because of anonymity
* Like 'strangers on a train'
* Feel less accountable for behaviour
* Self- disclose more
Explain how absence of 'gates' may enhance self- disclosure in virtual relationships (5)
* Gate = obstacle to forming relationship
* e.g., concerns about appearance, low self- esteem
* Without gates, focus is on 'real self'
* Confidence and self- disclosure increase
* Relationships can develop