论文信息 - The potential for miscommunication using E-Mail as a Source of Communication

The potential for miscommunication using E-Mail as a Source of Communication

The purpose of this study is to explore inherent characteristics and functional uses of electronic mail (e-mail) that may create the possibility of miscommunication and an impoverished medium for conducting successful personal/social interactions.

Vicki P. Rainey

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