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1 Jessica Kelly and Valerie McIntyre
CLCC & Presence Theory Jessica Kelly and Valerie McIntyre

2 CLCC CLCC is defined as the capacity-limited, cognitive constructionist model of virtual presence (Nunez pg. 106). Social Presence is an example of CLCC Example: Attending the Emergent Media Class Rough Cuts on Tuesday, October 11.

3 CLCC and Social Learning Theory Connection?
Ecompasses memory, attention, and motivation Media Effects Albert Bandura (Bobo Doll Experiment)

4 Personal Conclusion on CLCC
Ecompasses memory and behavior like Social Learning Theory, so there could be a connection between the two since they concentrate on Media Effects. (Tech Insider: Kids Try VR For the First Time)

5 Spatial Presence Spatial Presence occurs when a mediated environment is perceived as non- mediated This is not limited to technology!

6 Two- Pole/ Three- Pole Model
Two Pole- Users are present in actual and virtual space Three Pole- Includes mental imagery space

7 Focus, Locus, Sensus The more someone focuses on external environment, presence will rise Locus- Real world vs. Virtual world Sensus- Conscious vs. unconscious

8 Social Presence Parasocial Interaction, self-presence in novel bodies, media equation

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