This slide corresponds with Wrench, McCroskey, and Richmond's (2008) Human Communication in Everyday Life: Explanations and Applications published by Allyn and Bacon.

6. Viewing Communication Multidimensionally (p. 307) Book Newspaper Magazine Film Videotape CD Rom Book Newspaper Magazine Film Videotape Billboard CD ROM Microphone Ham Radio Live Radio Live TV Chat Rooms Public Speech or a Series of Speeches Mass Audience Videotape Film Videotape Film Interactive TV Interactive Computer Formal Meeting Speeches & Questions Large Group Meeting E-mail with Copies Letter with Copies E-mail with Copies Letter with Copies Teleconference Videoconference Chat Rooms Interactive Computer Live Group Discussion Small Group Interaction Memo/Letter E-mail Voice mail Virtual Reality Memo/Letter E-mail Voice Mail Art Telephone Computer Mediated Communication Video Phone C.B. Radio Live Conversation Dyadic Interaction Level of Mediation Potential Receivers

10. Computer Mediated Communication (CMC) Brief History of CMC Located on pp. 312-313.

12. Walther’s Social Information Processing (SIP) Theory

13. Walther (1996) proposed that CMC and face-to-face (FtF) interactions were functional equivalents of each other, but online relationships needed more time to develop. SIP theorizes that individuals interacting online will adapt existing communicative cues to replace the lack of cues in the CMC situations caused by a like of nonverbal communication (touch, feel, taste, smell, proximity, etc.).

15. CMC & CA