lisäysosia
Lisäysosia, commonly known as "additive sociality," refers to the phenomenon where individuals or groups engage in social interactions primarily through digital platforms and media rather than face-to-face encounters. This concept gained prominence with the rise of social networking sites, messaging apps, and online communities, which have become integral parts of modern communication. Unlike traditional social interactions, which often occur in physical spaces like schools, workplaces, or public gatherings, additive sociality emphasizes virtual connections that may supplement—or even replace—real-world interactions.
The term highlights how digital tools facilitate ongoing, asynchronous communication, allowing people to maintain relationships across
Critics of additive sociality argue that excessive reliance on digital communication may weaken deeper, in-person connections,
Research indicates that while additive sociality can enhance social capital—such as access to information and support