How Did Reciprocity Evolve in Online Communication? Turnout of Reciprocal Altruism
Why do we help strangers on the Internet? Sharing our experience, knowledge, or information does not involve a large investment of energy, yet users often expect to be rewarded for sharing their personal resources. Economics and other disciplines call this type of exchange reciprocal altruism. The...
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Why do we help strangers on the Internet? Sharing our experience, knowledge, or information does not involve a large investment of energy, yet users often expect to be rewarded for sharing their personal resources. Economics and other disciplines call this type of exchange reciprocal altruism. The present research introduces different types of altruism and then deals with reciprocal altruism. It describes how this form of selflessness can appear in social media. The aim of the research is to create an overview of Hungarian and international research, which is the first step of a long-term, comprehensive research project.
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spelling | doaj.art-a0b255be785b4525b05286e7b5600e352023-12-19T05:26:00ZengUniversity of MiskolcTheory, Methodology, Practice1589-34132415-98832020-12-011602How Did Reciprocity Evolve in Online Communication? Turnout of Reciprocal AltruismCyntia Valociková0Jolán Velencei1Óbuda UniversityÓbuda University Why do we help strangers on the Internet? Sharing our experience, knowledge, or information does not involve a large investment of energy, yet users often expect to be rewarded for sharing their personal resources. Economics and other disciplines call this type of exchange reciprocal altruism. The present research introduces different types of altruism and then deals with reciprocal altruism. It describes how this form of selflessness can appear in social media. The aim of the research is to create an overview of Hungarian and international research, which is the first step of a long-term, comprehensive research project. https://ojs.uni-miskolc.hu/index.php/tmp/article/view/1762AltruismReciprocityKnowledge SharingSocial Community |
spellingShingle | Cyntia Valociková Jolán Velencei How Did Reciprocity Evolve in Online Communication? Turnout of Reciprocal Altruism Theory, Methodology, Practice Altruism Reciprocity Knowledge Sharing Social Community |
title | How Did Reciprocity Evolve in Online Communication? Turnout of Reciprocal Altruism |
title_full | How Did Reciprocity Evolve in Online Communication? Turnout of Reciprocal Altruism |
title_fullStr | How Did Reciprocity Evolve in Online Communication? Turnout of Reciprocal Altruism |
title_full_unstemmed | How Did Reciprocity Evolve in Online Communication? Turnout of Reciprocal Altruism |
title_short | How Did Reciprocity Evolve in Online Communication? Turnout of Reciprocal Altruism |
title_sort | how did reciprocity evolve in online communication turnout of reciprocal altruism |
topic | Altruism Reciprocity Knowledge Sharing Social Community |
url | https://ojs.uni-miskolc.hu/index.php/tmp/article/view/1762 |
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