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Exploring the Influence of Social Media Information on Interpersonal Trust in New Virtual Work Partners

Hugo Martinelli Watanuki and Renato de Oliveira Moraes    

Resumen

This short communication proposes an exploratory investigation regarding the impact of social media information on interpersonal trust in new virtual work partners. The suggested approach assesses this potential impact via a combination of theories from informational economic studies and virtual team research. An initial theoretical model is also proposed.

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