2021
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-6754-8.ch014
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Feeling Closer Despite the Distance

Abstract: In the framework of “togetherness” as a psychophysiological experience of social presence, the current chapter highlights the importance of work environments to socializing. The absence of such physical collective spaces impacts group-dynamics and team performance in online meetings, which also tend to prioritize task-solving discussions and limit non-verbal exchanges. Interpersonal coordination (or “social glue”), characterized by a spontaneous mutual attunement, both in speech and gestures, is classically ob… Show more

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“…Existing research suggests that the close spatial proximity of the virtual environment can lead firms to develop a sense of rational choice awareness. This is supported by studies indicating that close spatial proximity creates a closer virtual face-to-face (FtFC) distance (Ayache et al, 2021;Choi, 2022;Nilsson & Mattes, 2015) and fosters social…”
Section: Relationships Between Close Spatial Proximity Of the Virtual...mentioning
confidence: 81%
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“…Existing research suggests that the close spatial proximity of the virtual environment can lead firms to develop a sense of rational choice awareness. This is supported by studies indicating that close spatial proximity creates a closer virtual face-to-face (FtFC) distance (Ayache et al, 2021;Choi, 2022;Nilsson & Mattes, 2015) and fosters social…”
Section: Relationships Between Close Spatial Proximity Of the Virtual...mentioning
confidence: 81%
“…Existing research suggests that the close spatial proximity of the virtual environment can lead firms to develop a sense of rational choice awareness. This is supported by studies indicating that close spatial proximity creates a closer virtual face‐to‐face (FtFC) distance (Ayache et al, 2021; Choi, 2022; Nilsson & Mattes, 2015) and fosters social exchange relationships (Mirkovski et al, 2019). Specifically, when individuals can directly interact or share in close proximity, their guards are lowered, leading to the establishment of initial trust.…”
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