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Digital Emotion Regulation on Social Media

arXiv 2307.13187 ↗First posted 25 Jul 2023cs.HC cs.AIcited by 0

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Abstract (arXiv)

Emotion regulation is the process of consciously altering one's affective state, that is the underlying emotional state such as happiness, confidence, guilt, anger etc. The ability to effectively regulate emotions is necessary for functioning efficiently in everyday life. Today, the pervasiveness of digital technology is being purposefully employed to modify our affective states, a process known as digital emotion regulation. Understanding digital emotion regulation can help support the rise of ethical technology design, development, and deployment. This article presents an overview of digital emotion regulation in social media applications, as well as a synthesis of recent research on emotion regulation interventions for social media. We share our findings from analysing state-of-the-art literature on how different social media applications are utilised at different stages in the process of emotion regulation.

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  1. 2021The Structure of Toxic Conversations on Twittercited by 22
  2. 2022Moral Emotions Shape the Virality of COVID-19 Misinformation on Social Mediacited by 12
  3. 2022Designing for emotion regulation interventions: an agenda for HCI theory and researchcited by 8

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