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media compensation theory: a standalone construct

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media compensationtheory1 CONSTRUCTMedia compensationHANTULA · COMPUTER-MEDIATED

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Computer-mediated communication

a theory that people adapt to lean electronic media by changing their behavior, so that outcomes can match face-to-face communication despite more effort.

In computer-mediated communication, media compensation theory refers to a theory that people adapt to lean electronic media by changing their behavior, so that outcomes can match face-to-face communication despite more effort. This meaning comes from Hantula (2011) in Evolutionary Psychology in the Business Sciences.[1]

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  1. Hantula, D. A., Kock, N., D’Arcy, J. P., & DeRosa, D. M. (2011). Media Compensation Theory: A Darwinian Perspective on Adaptation to Electronic Communication and Collaboration. In Evolutionary Psychology in the Business Sciences (pp. 339-363). Springer Berlin Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-92784-6_13

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