Why you’re a different version of yourself online | Intro to Human Communication | Study Hall

Many of us behave differently online than we do offline, including when we’re communicating with other people. When we interact with others online or offline, our choices affect real people-and our relationships with them. In this episode, we discuss the different theories as to why we might behave differently online and the impact this can have on the ways we communicate.
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Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction
2:00 - Online disinhibition
4:32 - Aspects of online spaces: Anonymity
5:37 - Aspects of online spaces: Invisibility
6:03 - Aspects of online spaces: Self-disclosure
7:35 - Aspects of online spaces: Asynchronicity
9:14 - Aspects of online spaces: Solipsistic introjection
11:27 - Aspects of online spaces: Dissociative imagination
12:10 - Aspects of online spaces: Status and authority
13:22 - Conclusion
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[@MellonyBear]

This was very helpful in helping me understand how anonymity changes behavior. Thanks for the vid!

[@picturegeek345]

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