Figure 2 - Cultural and Transnational Influences on the Use of Information Communication Technologies in Adult Long-Distance Family Relationships: An Extension of Media Multiplexity Theory

Proposed serial multiple mediation; relational closeness influenced by family allocentrism mediate the effect of societal level I-C on (a) ICT frequency and (b) ICT variety within LDFRs.

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Cultural and Transnational Influences on the Use of Information Communication Technologies in Adult Long-Distance Family Relationships: An Extension of Media Multiplexity Theory - Scientific Figure on ResearchGate. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Proposed-serial-multiple-mediation-relational-closeness-influenced-by-family_fig3_328244148 [accessed 21 May 2025]

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Figure 2. Proposed serial multiple mediation; relational closeness influenced by family allocentrism mediate the effect of societal level I-C on (a) ICT frequency and (b) ICT variety within LDFRs.

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