Subscribe to Talien's Tower on Facebook, Twitter, email or via the Site Feed

Monday, February 23

The Impact of Anonymity on Disinhibitive Behavior Through Computer-Mediated Communication

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Abstract Acknowledgements Introduction Chapter 1: Research About Computer-Mediated Communication Computer-Mediated Communication in General Computer-Mediated Society Acceptance Conditions Definitions Anonymity Experience Chapter 2: Method Pretest Main Project Coding of Data Definition of Variables Experience Anonymity Disinhibition Chapter 3: Results Hypothesis 1 Hypothesis 2 Chapter 4: Discussion Limitations Implications Future Research Appendices Appendix A Appendix B Appendix C Appendix D Appendix E References

By Michael Tresca

A thesis Submitted to Michigan State University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of MASTER OF THE ARTS

Department of Communication

1998

UMI Number: 1390527

Copyright 1998 by Tresca, Michael John

All rights reserved.

This thesis has been referenced at:

• 3 Guys and a Girl
• Blue Beyond Reason
• Boinka
• Cetan
• Electronic Expression Weblog
• Fark.com
• Fazed.net
• Furl
• HackingtheMainframe
• Infiniti G35
• Links for Bored People
• Library at Kanga.nu
• Penny Arcade
• Punknews.org
• QMUnity
• See-RAN.org
• Urban Sprawl
• Valorian
• Washington Times
• WeirdBlog
• Word Soup

Labels: writing

posted by Mike Tresca at 9:11 PM

Want more? Please consider contributing to my Patreon; Follow me on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, and the web; buy my books: The Evolution of Fantasy Role-Playing Games, The Well of Stars, and Awfully Familiar.

---