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maintain, and influence relationships. Sending a text message instead of calling your significant other greatly influences the message you send, as well as how they will view it. You are able to take your time and reflect on what you want to say by editing and re-wording the message, you can go back and retrieve old messages, and you usually feel less inhibited than when talking face-to-face or over the phone. In a 2009 study looking at how text messaging is used in strong-tie, dyadic relationships, participants stated that they used the medium to carefully plan and edit the message before sending it, allowing for a sense of control. They also used text messages to hide or mask certain emotions, such as sadness or anger. This is due to the digitalized nature of new media and technology; it omits the emotional and personal aspect of the message itself, as you are unable to see or use body language or voice influxes to convey certain messages. Text messages can inadvertently upset someone, as the person who receives the message cannot see your smile or wink, or hear the joking tone of your voice. The nonverbal cues that are crucial for effective communication are absent. This is why people choose to include things such as ‘LOL’ and emoticons in their text messages in order to give non-verbal hints as to what the intended tone of the message is. In the aforementioned study, one couple even used 's:' to denote sarcasm in order to ensure no messages were taken the wrong way. This clearly illustrates how the medium of text messages visibly changes the way that one receives the message being conveyed, and couples often need to create mediation techniques to convey the intended emotion to their partner to ensure the message does not cause unintended problems.
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from. I had a friend who worked at a call center many years ago and many of the anonymous calls were just bogus and mostly came from ex's, people who weren't taking their medication right, people who were racist or people who simply didn't like someone else for any number of reasons and they usually didn't stop at one coplaint. The person(s) making this/these report(s) will still get a report number back but they can't be checked out dispite this. For exampe, say someone in your apartment building doesn't like you because he thinks that you've been flirting with his girlfriend so he and his friends decide to get even by texting that you're doing something illegal, they'll get a number which they can then give to your landlord, boss, the place you like to eat and so on. The old way when a complaint was made, officers would talk to the one(s) making the complaint and if need be, the one that the complaint was about. I think all this text messaging is going to take time away from real cases, slow down our already slow legal system and maybe even lead to more lawsuits. This is going to take text bullying to the next level.
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example, the idea of the touch screen on cell phones, such as the iPhone, acts as a near-invisible interface between two people when texting. This highly interactive interface causes one to feel as if they are closer to the person with whom they are texting, blurring the line between interactions. The nature of new technologies and text messaging also creates a feeling of “perpetual contact”, giving rise to the sense that users are virtually available and accessible at all times. Through text messaging, one is able to contact your partner at all times of the day, even if they are at a movie or attending an important event. Texting during such an event is seen as much more appropriate than talking on a phone, allowing one to stay in contact with one’s partner in ways never before possible. At the same time, such assumptions regarding availability can be frustrating, as you often feel pressured to read and respond to a text, even when you are busy .
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messaging is a form of communication where the texter/sender/writer types text/words on a cellular phone using the keypad and sends it to another person." I don't know. That was just something fast to jog your thinking. And your example of "define letter, define phone, define message...ooh ooh ooh." was very...well not relevant at all. Obviously a word commonly used in the human language such as message or letter, something that has been used for years, decades, centuries, is not a good example. Granted, most people know what text-messaging is, but it's not a very commonly used word. Well it is but I mean as common as message or letter, something that is used in everyday language.
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the UK to report on the 'texting craze in the UK', as he called it, and was saying how this technology hadn't taken off in the US and he didn't think it would. My US friends were amazed when they came over to London and saw how many people were doing it. The history section needs to reflect this slow take up. Reading it, you'd think it was accepted in the US as readily as elsewhere, and it wasn't. Of course now it has taken off, but there was a delay compared to how quickly it was taken up in other parts of the world.
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Its a message composed of text, so no spoken messages since they're not text... Seems self explanatory to me. Do you want a definition of the word text? The word message? Perhaps we should explain what a phone is. Or a letter. At some point you have to assume people know what a word means, this is an
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The article states that SMS messages are "at most 160 bytes"; however, this is inaccurate, as SMS messages have a maximum of 140 bytes. They can send 160 characters thanks to a 7-bit encoding (GSM 03.38), but the size in bytes is still 140. However, I did not change the text because it links to a
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There is no mention of "IRC", the pc-to-pc text messaging service that was popular via interenet during the early 1990s. That one had NOTHING to do with SMS. Different technology, but same idea. Can someone add this? Or perhaps add a reference to another article? "Internet Relay Chat" perhaps.
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Hello! I added information about how text messaging and textisms have affected academic/formal writing in students. I feel like this is definitely an aspect that could be further developed if anyone wishes. I also added a further reading section with more journals/sources that relate to my
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