electronic device / e-communication tools / online social communities / namely media avoidance / video conferencing applications / magnetic resonance imaging / e-communication technologies / communication systems / media richness / decision support systems / individuals using media / low media naturalness / lower communication media naturalness leads / media richness hypothesis / scarce food resources / e - business / richer media / media naturalness elements / online broker / technology use / media naturalness hypothesis leads / communication media / low media richness / e-communication tool / media naturalness hypothesis / large risk management / process improvement groups / media richness theorists / media naturalness / communication media naturalness / online interaction / e-communication / e-communication technology / media richness counterpart / media richness theory / web-based application / communication media users / e-communication media naturalness / information processing capacity / communication media features / e-communication media / media attributes / electronic chat groups / media choices / information processing schemas / media richness scale / e-communication systems / online customer support / telephone communication / paper-based written media / online communication / low naturalness media / technology features / communication media characteristics / /
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Department of MIS / Texas A&M International University / /
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NED KOCK / / /
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leading evolutionary psychologist / author / customer service representative / representative / online broker / /
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Texas / /
Technology
e-communication technologies / artificial intelligence / magnetic resonance imaging / video conferencing / e-communication technology / /
IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION, VOL. 48, NO. 2, JUNEMedia Richness or Media Naturalness? The Evolution of Our Biological Communication Apparatus and Its Influence