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the proposal that people working through lean electronic media adapt their behavior to compensate for missing cues, which can offset or even improve outcomes.

In information systems, compensatory adaptation theory refers to the proposal that people working through lean electronic media adapt their behavior to compensate for missing cues, which can offset or even improve outcomes. This meaning comes from Kock (2001) in IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication.[1]

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  1. Kock, N. (2001). Compensatory adaptation to a lean medium: an action research investigation of electronic communication in process improvement groups. IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication, 44(4), 267-285. https://doi.org/10.1109/47.968108

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