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A model of social information need

by: Nick Moore
Journal of Information Science, Vol. 28, No. 4. (01 August 2002), pp. 297-303, doi:10.1177/016555150202800404  Key: citeulike:2523706

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The need for social information has six dimensions: function (why do people need information?); form (what kind of information do people need?); clusters (what do people need information about?); agents (who initiates the information activity?); users (how do needs differ between different groups of people?) and mechanisms (which mechanisms can be used to meet information needs?). These dimensions provide the basis for a model that can be used to analyse social information needs and the ways in which they are met.


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