@article{ART001127312},
author={Namjae Cho and Kiho Park and Sang Hyeok Park},
title={Social Network Analysis in Offline-based Virtual Communities: Relevance between Personal Psychological Styles and Preferred Communication Media},
journal={Informatization Policy},
issn={1598-3498},
year={2006},
volume={13},
number={4},
pages={20-36}
TY - JOUR
AU - Namjae Cho
AU - Kiho Park
AU - Sang Hyeok Park
TI - Social Network Analysis in Offline-based Virtual Communities: Relevance between Personal Psychological Styles and Preferred Communication Media
JO - Informatization Policy
PY - 2006
VL - 13
IS - 4
PB - NIA
SP - 20
EP - 36
SN - 1598-3498
AB - The use of electronic mail and messenger software tools has been increased rapidly over a decade. Compared to the variety of research related to the relationship between personal psychological traits and communication modes, effects of human psychology on online activities have only recently become a focus of interest. This research analyzed the relationship between personal psychological types and online connectivity. We employed network analysis methodology and collected and analyzed data from 146 subjects. Significant differences in network measures were found among groups with different psychological types. Findings of the research can provide several implications for managerial activities regarding social connectivity.
KW - psychological type;network connectivity measures;whom-to-whom matrix;communication mode;MBTI
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Namjae Cho, Kiho Park and Sang Hyeok Park. (2006). Social Network Analysis in Offline-based Virtual Communities: Relevance between Personal Psychological Styles and Preferred Communication Media. Informatization Policy, 13(4), 20-36.
Namjae Cho, Kiho Park and Sang Hyeok Park. 2006, "Social Network Analysis in Offline-based Virtual Communities: Relevance between Personal Psychological Styles and Preferred Communication Media", Informatization Policy, vol.13, no.4 pp.20-36.
Namjae Cho, Kiho Park, Sang Hyeok Park "Social Network Analysis in Offline-based Virtual Communities: Relevance between Personal Psychological Styles and Preferred Communication Media" Informatization Policy 13.4 pp.20-36 (2006) : 20.
Namjae Cho, Kiho Park, Sang Hyeok Park. Social Network Analysis in Offline-based Virtual Communities: Relevance between Personal Psychological Styles and Preferred Communication Media. 2006; 13(4), 20-36.
Namjae Cho, Kiho Park and Sang Hyeok Park. "Social Network Analysis in Offline-based Virtual Communities: Relevance between Personal Psychological Styles and Preferred Communication Media" Informatization Policy 13, no.4 (2006) : 20-36.
Namjae Cho; Kiho Park; Sang Hyeok Park. Social Network Analysis in Offline-based Virtual Communities: Relevance between Personal Psychological Styles and Preferred Communication Media. Informatization Policy, 13(4), 20-36.
Namjae Cho; Kiho Park; Sang Hyeok Park. Social Network Analysis in Offline-based Virtual Communities: Relevance between Personal Psychological Styles and Preferred Communication Media. Informatization Policy. 2006; 13(4) 20-36.
Namjae Cho, Kiho Park, Sang Hyeok Park. Social Network Analysis in Offline-based Virtual Communities: Relevance between Personal Psychological Styles and Preferred Communication Media. 2006; 13(4), 20-36.
Namjae Cho, Kiho Park and Sang Hyeok Park. "Social Network Analysis in Offline-based Virtual Communities: Relevance between Personal Psychological Styles and Preferred Communication Media" Informatization Policy 13, no.4 (2006) : 20-36.