Uncertainty Reduction Theory - Computer-Mediated Communication Examples

Computer-Mediated Communication Examples

Given that Uncertainty Reduction Theory was primarily developed for face-to-face interactions, critics have questioned the theory's applicability to computer-mediated communications. Pratt, Wiseman, Cody and Wendt argue that the theory is only partially effective in asynchronous, computer-mediated environments.

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