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Showing 1 to 20 of 23 for “"emoji"”.

  1. Identifying the Risks of Miscommunicating with Emoji

    Emoji have become commonplace in nearly all forms of text-based computer-mediated communication, but as picture characters with nuanced details, emoji may be open to interpretation. Emoji also render differently on different viewing platforms (e.g., Apple’s iPhone vs Google’s Nexus phone), …

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  2. OPICO: A platform for collecting and analyzing emoji usage

    Emojis have emerged as a popular form of digital communication that can quickly convey big ideas or expressions with a single character. Since their creation in 1999, emojis have become a mainstay in the digital lexicography of instant messaging and social media. However, emojis are traditionally …

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  3. Decoding Emoji Signals: Attention, Information, and Divergence in Financial Markets

    This thesis investigates the predictive role of emoji-based investor opinion and divergence derived from Twitter data in shaping financial market behavior. It presents an integrated examination of three empirical studies, each addressing how emoji-based signals influence asset pricing and investor …

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  4. The Neural Processing of Face-like Stimuli

    … when conveyed through real human faces, symbolic emoji faces, and ambiguous pareidolic faces (face-like objects), across three experiments. Participants viewed faces displaying four emotions-happy, angry, sad, and neutral-and performed two-alternative forced-choice (2AFC) tasks tailored to each …

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  5. Catasterisms

    … relationships and their environment. Through emoji, photographs, and design, <em>Catasterisms </em>also uses the sense of sight in order to push the boundaries of traditional genres of writing and place itself in a unique position in the field of poetry and creative nonfiction.</p>

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  6. The pragmatics of repetition, emphasis and intensification

    … Think of texts with repeated kisses and emoji, lively conversations with friends who excitedly produce the same utterance again, and adverts and branding campaigns that feature repeated utterances and forms. Within Relevance Theory pragmatics, pragmatic stylistics generally, and in some …

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  7. Cue the Paralinguistics: A Qualitative Case Study of Teacher Social Presence

    … on paralinguistic cues and symbols, such as emoji, emoticons, and Bitmoji. This case study focused on the meaning and understanding of teacher social presence in the virtual setting, utilizing a variety of data collection methods. In-depth interviews were conducted, followed by digital …

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  8. Factors that Influence Mobile Bully-victim Behaviour on Mobile Social Networks: The Case of Facebook

    … Collective behaviour, Power, Facebook usage and Emojis and Facebook features. After various tests including spearman correlation, T-tests, and regression analysis were run, the results confirmed that adolescents who have anonymous profiles that follow collective behaviour of public pages, possess …

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  9. WE-MOVEO Audience Innovation and the Democratization of Data

    … audience feedback through moment-level emoji reactions, post-view reflections, and summary ratings. Rather than pursuing predictive or large-scale behavioural modelling, Moveo adopts a small-data methodology that prioritises transparency, interpretability, and ethical governance. …

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  10. Mediating the Marginal: A Computational Analysis of Representational Hierarchies, Aesthetic Tourism, and Queer Imagination on Instagram

    … Instagram. Analysis of skin tone presentations, emoji usage, and engagement metrics within the #gay search feed reveal a continued erasure of Blackness within mediated content, in tandem with widespread co-option of Black aesthetics. A coupled differential reading of dominant representational …

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  11. Examining uses of selected WhatsApp emojis as a communication tool among the youth: A case of Non-Metropolitan College

    … and videos, audio and video calls as well as emojis. Emojis are features that aid in better understanding what is written in a text. However, emojis often create ambiguity instead of reducing it because their meanings are so uncertain that they are indistinguishable from randomly chosen …

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  12. Connecting The Montessori Philosophy Through EdTech

    … interview protocol was employed alongside an emoji-based User Experience Questionnaire (UEQ). The findings reveal key differences in design approaches, user engagement, and perceived educational value between Montessori and non-Montessori apps. Montessori-aligned apps were found to foster …

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  13. Listening to the voices of boys in dance

    … et al., 2016) and added the innovative use of ‘emojis’ to create the write, draw, show, tell and emoji’ (WDSTE) approach. Over a four month duration, observations, focus group interviews using WDSTE, and photo-elicitation, with 18 Year Five and Six (ages 9-11) boys were deployed. The boys’ …

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  14. DNA–based data storage system

    … images (a Citizen Kane poster and a smiley face emoji), using a portable data storage system, and obtained error-free read-outs.

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  15. Vulnerability to Online Political Misinformation: The Role of Non-clinical Schizotypal Traits

    … (i.e., “like”, comment, share, or react using an emoji), and 2) rate the factual accuracy of the presented information (i.e., the extent to which they believed the presented claims to be accurate). These ratings were then used as indicators of misinformation vulnerability in subsequent analyses …

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