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Appendix A
Question matrix for written accounts
Guide questions | Focal variable |
|---|---|
What were the seeds of the revolution? | Trigger/cause |
What were the forms of ANV? | Kinds/types of ANV |
Who were the influential people? | Context |
What communication technologies were mentioned in the episodes? | Kinds/types of technology |
What was the role of communication technologies during the episode? | Use of technology |
Appendix B
Interview Guide
Interview questions | Focal variable human agency |
|---|---|
What made you join mass movements? People Power I? People Power II? | Motivation, intention |
Could you narrate your group’s experience during the event? | Acts of civic engagement |
What was the group’s goal during the event? | Goals |
| Â | Focal variable Use of technology |
What communication technologies were available and use during the episodes? | Identification of available technologies |
How did you know about the event? | Identification of communication channels |
What specific technologies did you use during the event? | Identification of communication technologies used |
What do you think is the role of technology in ANV? | Perceptions on technology use in ANV |
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Estuar, M.R.E., Montiel, C.J. (2009). Human-Technology Interface in Philippine People Power. In: Noor, N., Montiel, C. (eds) Peace Psychology in Asia. Peace Psychology Book Series. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-0143-9_11
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