CMS 392P.5
Computer-Mediated Communication Models and Methods
Examines the theoretical and methodological assumptions of computer-mediated communication research. Topics include online impression formation and impression management, online romantic relationships, digital deception, online identity shift effects, and the effects of perceived anonymity when using new communication technologies.
Topics
- online impression formation and impression management
- online romantic relationships
- digital deception
- online identity shift effects
- and the effects of perceived anonymity when using new communication technologies
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Prerequisites & course information
Examines the theoretical and methodological assumptions of computer-mediated communication research. Topics include online impression formation and impression management, online romantic relationships, digital deception, online identity shift effects, and the effects of perceived anonymity when using new communication technologies.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027