by Dan White
According to a June 2014 study by social scientists at Facebook, Cornell and UC San Francisco, emotions can spread among users of online social networks.
“People who had positive content experimentally reduced on their Facebook news feed, for one week, used more negative words in their status updates. When news feed negativity was reduced, the opposite pattern occurred: significantly more positive words were used in peoples’ status updates,” says Jeff Hancock, a Cornell University professor of communications. — Source: News.Cornell.edu
How does this cartoon make you feel? (Check all that apply)
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Safe
Doomed
Disoriented
Disgusted
Doomed
Nostalgic [/column]
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In The Mood For Love
In The Mood For Antiquing
Grouchy
Man, I really need a cat
That man is making eyes at my wife!
Satan is OK!
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