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affiliation: Goethe University Frankfurt, Department of Psychology, Germany

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2015
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Miriam Hansen, Sabine Fabriz, Sebastian Stehle:
Cultural Cues in Students' Computer-Mediated Communication: Influences on E-mail Style, Perception of the Sender, and Willingness to Help. J. Comput. Mediat. Commun. 20(3): 278-294 (2015)

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2010
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Miriam Hansen, Lisette Scholz, Regina Jucks:
Intercultural communication in university teaching. ICIC 2010: 187-190
2007
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Miriam Hansen, Hans Spada:
Instructional support for individual and collaborative demands in two net-based communication settings. CSCL 2007: 257-266
2006
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Miriam Hansen, Hans Spada:
Designing Instructional Support for Individual and Collaborative Demands on Net-based Problem-solving in Dyads. ICLS 2006

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