This chapter reviews theoretical research on e-communication behavior, identifying two main types of theories: technological and social. Based on this review, it provides the rationale for the development of a new theory that is neither technological nor social. The new theory is based on evolution theory, whose foundations were laid out by Darwin. Three theoretical principles are developed from evolution theory: media naturalness, innate schema similarity, and learned schema variety. The chapter concludes by illustrating how the theoretical principles can be used as a basis for the development of a simple predictive model in the context of an online broker. © 2009, IGI Global
<div><p>How communication systems emerge is a topic of relevance to several academic disciplines. Nu...
This study takes an evolutionary perspective on consumer behaviour in an online context. Specificall...
Communication is a process in which senders provide information via signals and receivers respond ac...
This article reviews theoretical research on e-communication behavior, identifying two main types of...
This article reviews theoretical research on e-communication behavior, identifying two main types of...
An evolutionary psychological perspective has much to offer the study of Internet behavior. However,...
Human interactions are changing in far-reaching ways due to recent developments in Internet and mobi...
Modern theories of human evolution converge on the belief that our brain has been designed to cope w...
Evolutionary psychology holds great promise as one of the possible pillars on which information syst...
Evolutionary psychology holds great promise as one of the possible pillars on which information syst...
Evolutionary Communication presents the first comprehensive evolutionary approach to the study of hu...
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AbstractE-learning has been used very widely to offer solutions in higher education in accordance wi...
<div><p>How communication systems emerge is a topic of relevance to several academic disciplines. Nu...
This study takes an evolutionary perspective on consumer behaviour in an online context. Specificall...
Communication is a process in which senders provide information via signals and receivers respond ac...
This article reviews theoretical research on e-communication behavior, identifying two main types of...
This article reviews theoretical research on e-communication behavior, identifying two main types of...
An evolutionary psychological perspective has much to offer the study of Internet behavior. However,...
Human interactions are changing in far-reaching ways due to recent developments in Internet and mobi...
Modern theories of human evolution converge on the belief that our brain has been designed to cope w...
Evolutionary psychology holds great promise as one of the possible pillars on which information syst...
Evolutionary psychology holds great promise as one of the possible pillars on which information syst...
Evolutionary Communication presents the first comprehensive evolutionary approach to the study of hu...
This study represents an exploratory and quantitative investigation into online dating from evolutio...
Abstract:Many aspects of information systems can be described in terms of evolution. Technologies as...
This article presents a theoretical criticism of current approaches to the study of the evolution of...
AbstractE-learning has been used very widely to offer solutions in higher education in accordance wi...
<div><p>How communication systems emerge is a topic of relevance to several academic disciplines. Nu...
This study takes an evolutionary perspective on consumer behaviour in an online context. Specificall...
Communication is a process in which senders provide information via signals and receivers respond ac...