Sex differences in emoji use, familiarity, and valence

Volume: 108, Pages: 106305 - 106305
Published: Jul 1, 2020
Abstract
Emojis (particularly smiley emojis, ☺) are increasingly used in computer-mediated communication as well as in applied domains within marketing, healthcare, and psychology. The emotional negativity bias in the facial emotion processing literature posits that women are more sensitive to negative facial emotion than are men. Given the similarity in neural processing between human faces and smiley emojis, women may likewise view negative smiley...
Paper Details
Title
Sex differences in emoji use, familiarity, and valence
Published Date
Jul 1, 2020
Volume
108
Pages
106305 - 106305
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