Examiner: Revised theory needed to explain differences in men's and women's use of email

Revised theory needed to explain differences in men's and women's use of email November 22, 2011 Jan Aylsworth, Organizational Psychology Examiner Social presence theory (SPT) (Short, Williams & Christie, 1976), assumes that the fewer social cues a medium allows for compared with face-to-face (f2f) communication, the more restrictive it is… Read more ► Write for Examiner.com Examiners come from all walks of life and contribute original content to entertain, inform and inspire their readers. They are credible, passionate and influential because of their knowledge of a particular topic. Want to join their ranks? Become an Examiner Hot Topics Last-minute holiday help UC Davis Chancellor sorry Dancing With the Stars finale Asa Butterfield interview Ali Fedotowsky single again Chiefs fall to Patriots Campaign trail updates Wife tries to sell husband Slideshow Melinda Emerson 2 photos 0 Comments

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