When an isolated communicator's sense of self-efficacy increases due to successful mediated communication, he or she is likely to increase the amount of time spent in mediated communication and become more isolated?

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Jazlene Hopkins

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3 July, 12:48

When an isolated communicator's sense of self-efficacy increases due to successful mediated communication, he or she is likely to increase the amount of time spent in mediated communication and become more isolated?

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Jaiden Turner · Answer 1

As per the event given above, the communicator will likely spent more time in the mediated communication. This is because there was a reward from the success that was brought by the communication. If he tends to be more isolated then it would be a negation of what actually is the purpose of being able to communicate well with others.