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Interpersonal Relationships on Social Media: How Social Media Mediate
Sun, May 24, 10:30 to 11:45, Caribe Hilton, San Cristobal Ballroom CSession Submission Type: Panel
Abstract
Interpersonal relationships are increasingly conducted in social media or otherwise mediated by computers. This panel presents new data and theoretical perspectives on this important new area of research.
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Individual Presentations
"I Don’t Care if You Care": Risks and Benefits of Facebook Use Explaining Self-Disclosure of Models - Andreas M. Fahr, University of Fribourg; Hannah H. Frueh, UNIVERSITY OF FREIBURG; Anja Felicitas Graf, LMU Munich
Dealing With Offline Friendship Online: Examining Influencing Factors of Interactive Uncertainty Reduction Strategies - Yao SUN, U of Southern California - Annenberg School for Communication
How Do Computer-Mediated Channels Negatively Impact Existing Interpersonal Relationships? - Amy Janan Johnson, U of Oklahoma; Eryn Nichole Bostwick, The University of Oklahoma; Chris Anderson, U of Oklahoma
Interpersonal Uncertainty and Interpersonal Communication in Traditional and Mediated Encounters: A New Theoretical Perspective - Joseph B. Walther, Nanyang Technological University
Romantic Partner Monitoring After Breakups: Attachment, Dependence, Distress, and Postdissolution Surveillance on Social Networking Sites - Jesse Fox, Ohio State U; Robert Shota Tokunaga, U of Hawaii at Manoa
To Tweet or ‘Subtweet’?: Impacts of Social Networking Post Valence and Directness on Interpersonal Impressions - Autumn Payge Edwards, Western Michigan University; CJ Gentile, Western Michigan U; Chad Edwards, Western Michigan U