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Perception, Attribution, and Communication Technology
Fri, November 18, 9:30 to 10:45am, Sheraton, JeffersonSession Submission Type: Paper Session
Abstract
Subjective judgments about communication shape and frame peoples impressions of, and attributions about, an interaction. The papers in this session examine a range of communication technology variables and their impact on users perceptions and attributions about the system and about the interaction.
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The Influence of the Avatar on Online Perceptions of Anthropomorphism, Androgyny, Credibility, Homophily and Attraction - Kristine L. Nowak, University of Connecticut; Christian Rauh, University of Connecticut
Playing Computer and Video Games: Entertainment, Education, and Beyond - Wei Peng, Univ of Southern California
Channel Effects on Source Perceptions: An Investigation of Attributions of Intelligence in CMC and FtF Contexts - Alan D. Heisel, Univ of Missouri, St. Louis; Alice E. Hall, Univ of Missouri, St. Louis
Online Credibility as a Field Dependent Construct - Barbara Warnick, University of Washington
Internet Utility Perception and Internet Involvement: A Uses and Gratifications Analysis - C. Mo Bahk, California State University, San Bernardino