The Coordination-Consensus Continuum: A Conceptual Framework for the Attribution Problem in Social Listening
The conceptual starting point for the Coordination–Consensus Continuum and the attribution problem in social listening.
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Who is really speaking?
The Coordination–Consensus Continuum is Alex-George Adam’s framework for examining attribution in social listening: which mechanisms are compatible with an observed conversation, and what evidence would distinguish coordination from consensus?
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Adam, Alex-George. The Coordination-Consensus Continuum: A Conceptual Framework for the Attribution Problem in Social Listening. ResearchGate repository record.