Day-to-day social interactions online and offline: The interplay between interaction mode, interaction quality, and momentary well-being
Timon Elmer,
Aurelio Fernández,
Jeffrey Hall
et al.
Abstract:Many daily social interactions take place digitally, for example via video calls or texts. Such digital interactions – containing limited physical cues – may yield distinct effects on interaction quality and post-interaction emotional states compared to face-to-face exchanges. In this study, we examine four preregistered hypotheses on the within-person interplay between interaction mode (i.e., digital vs. face-to-face interactions), interaction quality, and momentary well-being. We use data from two samples (… Show more
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