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A Comparison of Communication Motives of On-Site and Off-Site Students in Videoconference-Based CoursesMassingill, K.B. 08 1900 (has links)
The objective of this investigation is to determine whether student site location in an instructional videoconference is related to students' motives for communicating with their instructor. The study is based, in part, on the work of Martin et al. who identify five separate student-teacher communication motives. These motives, or dimensions, are termed relational, functional, excuse, participation, and sycophancy, and are measured by a 30-item questionnaire. Several communication-related theories were used to predict differences between on-site and off-site students, Media richness theory was used, foundationally, to explain differences between mediated and face-to-face communication and other theories such as uncertainty reduction theory were used in conjunction with media richness theory to predict specific differences.Two hundred eighty-one completed questionnaires were obtained from Education and Library and Information Science students in 17 separate course-sections employing interactive video at the University of North Texas during the Spring and Summer semesters of the 2001/2002 school year. This study concludes that off-site students in an instructional videoconference are more likely than their on-site peers to report being motivated to communicate with their instructor for participation reasons. If off-site students are more motivated than on-site students to communicate as a means to participate, then it may be important for instructors to watch for actual differences in participation levels, and instructors may need to be well versed in pedagogical methods that attempt to increase participation, The study also suggests that current teaching methods being employed in interactive video environments may be adequate with regard to functional, excuse-making, relational and sycophantic communication.
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Emotion and Communication Behaviors in the Workplace: Supervisor Nonverbal Immediacy, Employee's Emotional Experience, and Their Communication MotivesJia, Moyi 25 September 2013 (has links)
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Interpersonal Communication Motives, Satisfaction, and Psychological Well-Being in Father-Young Adult Daughter RelationshipsHeeman, Vanessa C. 04 December 2008 (has links)
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Are Place-based Communities Threatened by our Increasing Network Connectedness? Examining the Effect of Internet Use on Students' Psychological Sense of CommunityAgyeman-Budu, Esther Akosua 25 April 2012 (has links)
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