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Interpersonal Accuracy in the Digital Age: Comparing Video-Mediated Communication with In-Person Interactions
As video-mediated communication has become increasingly common in personal, educational, and professional life, it is important to understand how this communication setting shapes people’s ability to understand one another. The current study compared interpersonal accuracy in video-mediated and in-p
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