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Conclusion
There is evidence that a communication service may increase or reduce the influence of participant status
To encourage participation of lower status persons
Video may have advantages over face-to-face
Audio may have disadvantages compared with face-to-face
However
There is not much research on this topic
The issue is complex due to the number of likely factors involved
It is currently not possible to make general predictions