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Social Presence Reinforcement and Computer-Mediated Communication: The Effect of the Solicitor's Photography on Compliance to a Survey Request Made by E-Mail
2002
CyberPsychology & Behavior
Personal information is scarce in computer-mediated communication. So when information about the sender is attached with an e-mail, this could induce a positive feeling toward the sender. An experiment was carried out where a male and a female student-solicitor, by way of an e-mail, requested a student-subject to participate in a survey. In half of the cases, a digital photograph of the solicitor appeared at the end of the e-mail. Results show that subjects agreed more readily to the request in
doi:10.1089/109493102753770525
pmid:12025880
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