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Both social penetration theory and social information processing theory suggest that relationships develop through self-disclosure. How are the theories similar and different in their predictions about relationships? |
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According to Pearce and Cronen, reality is co-created through interactions with others. Is it necessary to physically meet others in order to be co-creators? How might SIP theory intersect with CMM to describe co-creating realities with others we've never met in person? |
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Evaluate SIP theory as a scientific theory? How well does it hold up? |
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Can SIP theory be falsified? |
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In relationships developed through CMC, how might Berger's three strategies for reducing uncertainty (passive, active, interactive) be modified to fit the medium? |
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