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Impact of Digital Communication - OCR A2 SOCIOLOGY

Mind map: impact of digital communication sociology
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Impact of Digital Communication - OCR A2 SOCIOLOGY
Relationships
- Turkle
- Alone Together
- Granovetter
- Measuring relationships
- Time
- Intensity
- Intimacy
- Reciprocity
- Measuring relationships
- Zhao
- Connective activities = social ties
- Krut et al
- Those with online social connections also have offline relationships
- Feld
- We use social networking sites to eveluate ourselves and others.
- Miller
- Tales from Facebook
- Shaw and Grant
- Positives of the internet
- Decreases loneliness and depression
- Positives of the internet
- Turkle
Identity
- Case
- We are all cyborgs now
- Ellison
- Identity constructed by user
- Elliot
- Fragmented Identity
- Case
Social Inequalities
- Gender
- Lil and Kirkup
- Study of gender differences in Britain and China
- Lil and Kirkup
- Class
- Mertens and D'Haenens
- Lower class have less access to the internet and use it for entertainment
- Upper class have more access to the internet and use it for knowledge and gaining information
- Knowledge Gap
- Mertens and D'Haenens
- Age
- Boyle
- Digital Generation Divide
- Berry
- 79% of people under pension age have internet access, only 37% of people over that age have access to the internet.
- Boyle
- Location
- Reasons for a Global Digital Divide
- Education
- Physical Access
- Religion
- Economy
- Language
- Political Unrest
- Censorship
- Industrialised countries are home to 88% of all internet users, yet make up only 15% of the world's population.
- Reasons for a Global Digital Divide
- Gender
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- Description
- A mind map showing the impact that globalisation has on ones identity, social inequalities and relationships. Part of the OCR Sociology A Level, as Component 3: Debates in Contemporary society, in the Globalisation and the Digital Social World section.
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- Millie Salt
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