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What your emoji says about you
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posted on 2020-09-08, 13:36 authored by Linda KayeLinda Kaye, Helen Wall, Stephanie MaloneThis animation introduces the research behind the journal article 'Emojis: Insights, Affordances and Possibilities for Psychological Science'.
We live in a digital society that provides a range of opportunities for
virtual interaction. Consequently, emojis have become popular for
clarifying online communication. This presents an exciting opportunity
for psychologists as these prolific online behaviours can be used to
help reveal something unique about contemporary human behaviour.
Please see below for a link to an open access version of the research article.
