Index

Note: Page numbers followed by “b”, “f” and “t” indicate boxes, figures and tables respectively

A
Adolescents, 69–70
See also Children
Internet search behaviors, 57–58
participants, 58
recruitment, 63–64
Affective Benefits and Costs of Communication Technologies (ABCCT), 240–241, 243
Always-on video connection, 140, 141f
Anonymity, 128–129
Authenticity, 28–29
Autobiographical design in home, 135–136
attributes, 138–139
“dogfooding”, 138–139
ethnography, 135–136
ethnomethodology, 135–136
Family Window, 139–151
research method, 139
B
Behavioral changes, 108–109
Bereaved Families of Ontario (BFO), 221
deployment study, 224
interview questions, 225f
organizational tenets, 223–224
participants grouping, 224
secondary analysis of interview, 225
Bereaved parents (BP), ...

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