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Effects of participant status
Communication services may affect communication between people with different status
Compared with face-to-face
Turn-taking & words spoken by high status participants
10 x higher with loud-speaking audio communication
Symmetry of contribution
Perceived better with video communication by both low and high status participants who want full participation in meetings