Welcome to the (Email) Machine: A Study of Chronemics and Source Cues in Managerial Communication

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This study assesses the potential use of artificial intelligence-programmed managers in the workplace through two experiments that manipulated source cues and time cues. Data were collected before the Novel Coronavirus pandemic and then 3 years after the pandemic’s outbreak when many businesses had returned to normal operations and ChatGPT had been released. Results held across the two experiments. Neither time nor source automation cues had an impact on the affective impressions participants formed of the simulated email exchange. Attention check data further suggests time cues may no longer be a relevant predictor of impression formation in workplace communication.

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Westerman, D., & Walden, J. (2025). Welcome to the (Email) Machine: A Study of Chronemics and Source Cues in Managerial Communication. Business and Professional Communication Quarterly. https://doi.org/10.1177/23294906251352798

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