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Belief / Credibility / Critical thinking / Popular culture / Avatar / Uncanny valley / Homophily / Expectancy violations theory / Nonverbal communication / Film / Virtual reality / Technology
Date: 2009-11-04 18:03:28
Belief
Credibility
Critical thinking
Popular culture
Avatar
Uncanny valley
Homophily
Expectancy violations theory
Nonverbal communication
Film
Virtual reality
Technology

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