Overview of Computational Communication Research

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A comprehensive set of flashcards covering key concepts related to Computational Communication Research (CCR), its methodologies, and implications.

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Computational Communication Research (CCR)

A sub-field of computational social science focused on novel methodologies to study communication.

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Computational Social Science (CSS)

A framework that employs computational methods to analyze social phenomena.

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User Analytics

Methods for collecting and analyzing online user behavior based on logs data.

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Content Mining

The process of analyzing and interpreting large sets of text or multimedia data to derive patterns and meanings.

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Computational Experiments

Experiments conducted using digital platforms that leverage computational methods for data collection and analysis.

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5W Questions

Framework in communication research that identifies who, what, to whom, through which channel, and with what effects.

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Found Data

Data collected by others for purposes other than the current research project.

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Made Data

Data specifically collected by researchers for their own studies.

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Interdisciplinary Collaboration

Cooperative effort between different academic disciplines to enhance the quality and scope of research.

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E-Social Science

A term for applying computational methods to social science research.

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Censorship

The suppression or prohibition of speech or writing deemed inappropriate or unacceptable by authorities.

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Misinformation

False or misleading information spread deliberately to deceive.

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User-Generated Content (UGC)

Content created and shared by users on digital platforms.

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Longitudinal Data Analysis

Analysis that looks at data collected over a period of time to identify trends.

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Machine Learning Techniques

Algorithms that allow systems to learn and make predictions based on data.

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Ethical Considerations

Moral principles guiding research methods, including privacy, consent, and participant welfare.

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Algorithmic Influence

The way in which algorithms affect user behavior and content dissemination on social media.

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Digital Field Experiments

Experiments conducted in real-world online settings using digital platforms.

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Public Opinion Analysis

The study of what the public thinks and feels about specific issues.

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Social Media Dynamics

The patterns and behaviors exhibited by users on social media platforms.