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Being unfriended on Facebook: An application of Expectancy Violation Theory
Computers in Human Behavior, 2014This study considered being unfriended on Facebook as an expectancy violation that could vary in valence, importance, and expectedness according to a number of relationship and Facebook involvement characteristics. Facebook users who had been unfriended responded to a variety of quantitative scales via an online survey.
Jennifer L Bevan
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Computers in Human Behavior, 2018
Abstract Built on expectancy violation theory, this study investigated how individuals respond to face-threatening information (FTI) on Facebook. We compared how external contingencies of self-worth (CSW; staking self-worth on others’ evaluations) influenced negative affect and remediation between publicly and privately exchanged FTI.
Michael A Stefanone
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Abstract Built on expectancy violation theory, this study investigated how individuals respond to face-threatening information (FTI) on Facebook. We compared how external contingencies of self-worth (CSW; staking self-worth on others’ evaluations) influenced negative affect and remediation between publicly and privately exchanged FTI.
Michael A Stefanone
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Communication Monographs, 2004
College students' processing of alcohol, smoking, and exercise social norms messages, and related effects on judgments, attitudes toward one's own behaviors, and attitudes toward undergraduates' behaviors were examined using social norms marketing and Expectancy Violation Theory (EVT) (N=393).
Shelly Campo +2 more
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College students' processing of alcohol, smoking, and exercise social norms messages, and related effects on judgments, attitudes toward one's own behaviors, and attitudes toward undergraduates' behaviors were examined using social norms marketing and Expectancy Violation Theory (EVT) (N=393).
Shelly Campo +2 more
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2021 30th IEEE International Conference on Robot & Human Interactive Communication (RO-MAN), 2021
Studies of personal space between human and robot have been growing. However, little is known about the effects of personal space violation by a robot. Expectation Violation Theory (EVT) explains how people respond to personal space invasion by another person, depending on if the person is perceived as rewarding or punishing.
Chatchalita Asavanant, Hiroyuki Umemuro
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Studies of personal space between human and robot have been growing. However, little is known about the effects of personal space violation by a robot. Expectation Violation Theory (EVT) explains how people respond to personal space invasion by another person, depending on if the person is perceived as rewarding or punishing.
Chatchalita Asavanant, Hiroyuki Umemuro
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Using Expectancy Violations Theory to Understand Robot Touch Interpretation
Companion of the 2020 ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction, 2020As robots are increasingly placed in direct interaction and often times in physical contact with people, understanding how touch by a robot influences interactions has become an important topic in HRI. Although prior research in HRI has shown robotic touch to elicit both positive and negative reactions, it remains an open question when and why touch is
Houston Claure +3 more
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The effect of CSR expectancy violation: value from expectancy violation theory and confirmation bias
Journal of Marketing Communications, 2019This study applies expectancy violation theory and confirmation bias to the corporate social responsibility (CSR) context to explore how consumers respond to a corporation’s CSR activities.
Sun-Young Park, Moonhee Cho, Soojin Kim
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TOWARD A THEORY OF PERSONAL SPACE EXPECTATIONS AND THEIR VIOLATIONS
Human Communication Research, 1976Proxemics literature is synthesized and placed in a theoretical framework based on norms and expectations. Two major and three subordinate propositions are supported, and a model for predicting effects of violations of proxemic expectations is advanced. A sample of hypotheses generated from the model is included.
JUDEE K. BURGOON, STEPHEN B. JONES
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Discovered preferences and the experimental evidence of violations of expected utility theory
Journal of Economic Methodology, 2001The discovered preference hypothesis appears to insulate expected utility theory (EU) from disconfirming experimental evidence. It asserts that individuals have coherent underlying preferences, which experiments may not reveal unless subjects have adequate opportunities and incentives to discover which actions best satisfy their preferences.
Robin P. Cubitt +2 more
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