Computational Methods for Studying Group Communication

Andrew N. Pilny

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Computational and Text Analysis Methods Big Data Technologies and Applications Focus Groups and Qualitative Methods

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This chapter conceptualizes computational methods across three related, yet distinct approaches: (1) Social Simulation, (2) Data Science, and (3) Big Data. Group communication research is then situated and reviewed along these three lines of research. Although some areas have considerable visibility (e.g., network analysis, text mining), some areas are less visible in group communication research (e.g., Social Simulation, Big Data designs). The chapter concludes with suggestions for issues regarding reliability, validity, and ethics.

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