A research study on the use of the internet and its influence on human interaction
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This is a study on the use of internet. The objective is to demonstrate that currently, the internet is mostly used in human-human interaction. A systematic review is conducted and studies are presented. However, the difficulty in this type of research and the complex characteristics of the internet analyzed from the perspective of human-human interaction make the results, even when they are not favorable, valid for the specification of future work.
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ISBN:9781595935984
DOI:10.1145/1352694
- Conference Chairs:
- Rogério P. C. do Nascimento,
- Amine Berqia,
- Patricio Serendero,
- Eduardo Carrillo,
- Program Chair:
- Amine Berqia
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May 14 - 17, 2007
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