Those Who Hold to the Belief That Face-To-Face Communication Is

Multiple Choice

Those who hold to the belief that face-to-face communication is superior to computer-mediated communication sometimes base that view on the fact that face-to-face communication offers much contextual information, for example nonverbal codes, that make meaning making easier and more accurate. This is _________ theory, the idea that computer-mediated communication is inferior because it lacks this enriching information.

A) social information processing
B) cues-filtered-out
C) transactive memory
D) neural plasticity
E) McLuhan's Quandary