Add to ORKGPast research on online relationships has predominantly been concerned with how the quality of online relationships compares with offline relationships. This research has been more concerned with the medium itself than with the meanings that users construct around their interpersonal interactions within this medium. The current paper seeks to redress this imbalance by exploring the ways that available social cues are used to shape the meanings of online relationships. Sixty Internet users, ranging in age from 19–51 years, were interviewed about their online relationships. It was found that ideals that are important in traditional relationships, such as trust, honesty, and commitment are just as important in online relationships; however, th...
Nowadays, computer-mediated-communication (CMC) has become integral to the interpersonal relationshi...
textWith the capacity to connect millions of singles through the virtual world, online matchmaking h...
The aim of this study is to explore the differences across the spectrum of digital and in-person rel...
Past research on online relationships has predominantly been concerned with how the quality of onlin...
Ever since the beginnings of the internet researchers have questioned its utility in developing and ...
The number of personal relationships occurring via the Internet is increasing as more people gain ac...
People are heavily using the Internet for interpersonal communication. Yet claims about the impact o...
Depending on technological progress and the nature of the actual period characterised by speed, indi...
Abstract The purpose of this study was to determine whether using the Internet for different activit...
In a telephone survey of 1013 Australian adults Elizabeth Hardie and Simone Buzwell fond that 78 per...
Utilizing data from an eHarmony.com relationship questionnaire completed by new users (N = 5,434), t...
A telephone survey of 1013 Australian adults revealed 78% had used the internet, 13% to form online ...
This research examines the viability of using computer-mediated communication in the development of ...
In a telephone survey of 1013 Australian adults Elizabeth Hardie and Simone Buzwell fond that 78 per...
Research shows that the Internet is an increasingly popular tool for social encounters. Although som...
Nowadays, computer-mediated-communication (CMC) has become integral to the interpersonal relationshi...
textWith the capacity to connect millions of singles through the virtual world, online matchmaking h...
The aim of this study is to explore the differences across the spectrum of digital and in-person rel...
Past research on online relationships has predominantly been concerned with how the quality of onlin...
Ever since the beginnings of the internet researchers have questioned its utility in developing and ...
The number of personal relationships occurring via the Internet is increasing as more people gain ac...
People are heavily using the Internet for interpersonal communication. Yet claims about the impact o...
Depending on technological progress and the nature of the actual period characterised by speed, indi...
Abstract The purpose of this study was to determine whether using the Internet for different activit...
In a telephone survey of 1013 Australian adults Elizabeth Hardie and Simone Buzwell fond that 78 per...
Utilizing data from an eHarmony.com relationship questionnaire completed by new users (N = 5,434), t...
A telephone survey of 1013 Australian adults revealed 78% had used the internet, 13% to form online ...
This research examines the viability of using computer-mediated communication in the development of ...
In a telephone survey of 1013 Australian adults Elizabeth Hardie and Simone Buzwell fond that 78 per...
Research shows that the Internet is an increasingly popular tool for social encounters. Although som...
Nowadays, computer-mediated-communication (CMC) has become integral to the interpersonal relationshi...
textWith the capacity to connect millions of singles through the virtual world, online matchmaking h...
The aim of this study is to explore the differences across the spectrum of digital and in-person rel...