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3 weeks agoPeople who use emojis seem more attentive: They respond to a universal human need'
Huh confirmed this positive layer that emojis add to text-based relationships: her study involved 260 adults aged 23 to 67. She sent each participant 15 conversations, some containing emojis and others not, then asked them to rate the qualities of the participants. The result was that senders who used emojis were perceived as more attentive and emotionally engaged.
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