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面对面互动中的接近性与移动电话通信有关

Proximity in face-to-face interaction is associated with mobile phone communication

Tobias Bornakke, Talayeh Aledavood, Jari Saramäki, Sam G. B. Roberts

摘要:

移动通信的频率通常被用作两个人之间关系强度的指标,但移动通信与社会关系中其他形式的亲密行为之间的关系却知之甚少。我们使用了来自510名参与者的独特的多渠道10个月数据集,以研究移动通信的频率与面对面互动的频率之间的关系,通过参与者手机之间的蓝牙扫描来测量。二分体之间的电话数量与面对面互动的数量显著相关。在面对面的互动中,身体上的接近是电话数量的最强预测因素。总体而言,电话中36%的差异可以通过面对面的互动和控制变量来解释。我们的结果表明,二分体之间的移动通信量是衡量领带强度的一个有用但有噪音的指标,但存在一些显着的局限性。

英文摘要:

The frequency of mobile communication is often used as an indicator of the strength of a tie between two individuals, but how mobile communication relates to other forms of behaving close in social relationships is poorly understood. We used a unique multi-channel 10-month dataset from 510 participants to examine how the frequency of mobile communication was related to the frequency of face-to-face interaction, as measured by Bluetooth scans between the participants mobile phones. The number of phone calls between a dyad was significantly related to the number of face-to-face interactions. Physical proximity during face-to-face interactions was the single strongest predictor of the number of phone calls. Overall, 36 percent of variance in phone calls could be explained by face-to-face interactions and the control variables. Our results suggest that the amount of mobile communication between a dyad is a useful but noisy measure of tie strength with some significant limitations.

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