Permanently online, permanently connected : living and communicating in a POPC world / edited by Peter Vorderer, Dorothée Hefner, Leonard Reinecke, and Christoph Klimmt

Published: New York, NY : Routledge, 2018.
Copyright Date: ©2018
Physical Description: xiii, 269 pages ; 24 cm
Additional Creators: Vorderer, Peter, Hefner, Dorothée, Reinecke, Leonard, and Klimmt, Christoph

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Machine generated contents note: pt. I Introduction -- 1.Permanently Online and Permanently Connected: A New Paradigm in Communication Research? / Christoph Klimmt -- 2.A Brief History of Individual Addressability: The Role of Mobile Communication in Being Permanently Connected / Rich Ling -- 3.The Permanently Online and Permanently Connected Mind: Mapping the Cognitive Structures Behind Mobile Internet Use / Peter Vorderer -- 4.Methodological Challenges of POPC for Communication Research / Leonard Reinecke -- pt. II POPC and Decision-Making: Selecting, Processing, and Multitasking -- 5.Reconceptualizing Uses and Gratifications vis-a-vis Smartphone Applications: The Case of WhatsApp / Akiba A. Cohen -- 6.Always On? Explicating Impulsive Influences on Media Use / Jie Du -- 7.Permanence of Online Access and Internet Addiction / Matthias Brand -- 8.Multitasking: Does It Actually Exist? / Zheng Wang -- 9.Threaded Cognition Approach to Multitasking and Activity Switching in a Permanently Online and Permanently Connected Ecosystem / Prabu David -- pt. III Social Dynamics of POPC: Self, Groups, and Relationships -- 10.Living in the Moment: Self-Narratives of Permanently Connected Media Users / Thilo von Pape -- 11.Getting the Best Out of POPC While Keeping the Risks in Mind: The Calculus of Meaningfulness and Privacy / Mary Beth Oliver -- 12.The Experience of Narrative in the Permanently Online, Permanently Connected Environment: Multitasking, Self-Expansion, and Entertainment Effects / David R. Ewoldsen -- 13.Being POPC Together: Permanent Connectedness and Group Dynamics / Jana Penzel -- 14.POPC and Social Relationships / Sonja Utz -- 15.Between Surveillance and Sexting: Permanent Connectedness and Intimate Relationships / Diana Rieger -- pt. IV Socialization in a POPC Environment: Development, Skill Acquisition, and Cultural Influences -- 16.Growing Up Online: Media Use and Development in Early Adolescence / Amy B. Jordan -- 17.Being Mindfully Connected: Responding to the Challenges of Adolescents Living in a POPC World / Christoph Klimmt -- 18.Permanent Connections Around the Globe: Cross-Cultural Differences and Intercultural Linkages in POPC / Peter Vorderer -- pt. V The POPC Citizen: Politics and Participation -- 19.The POPC Citizen: Political Information in the Fourth Age of Political Communication / Frank M. Schneider -- 20.The Networked Young Citizen as POPC Citizen / Brian D. Loader -- 21.Permanent Entertainment and Political Behavior / Nicholas Robinson -- pt. VI Brave New World: Networked Life and Well-Being -- 22.POPC and Well-Being: A Risk-Benefit Analysis / Leonard Reinecke -- 23.Being Permanently Online and Being Permanently Connected at Work: A Demands--Resources Perspective / Sabine Sonnentag -- 24.The Dose Makes the Poison: Theoretical Considerations and Challenges of Health-Related POPC / Eva Baumann.

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9781138244993 hardcover
1138244996 hardcover
9781138245006 paperback
1138245003 paperback

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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