Scientists find that people use emoji to hide, as well as show, their feelings frontiersin
goes online, scientists are investigating how emoji are used to reflect our emotions in different contexts. Are there display rules that apply to emoji, and how do those affect people's well-being?
"As online socializing becomes more prevalent, people have become accustomed to embellishing their expressions and scrutinizing the appropriateness of their communication," said Moyu Liu of the University of Tokyo, who investigated this question in a study published in."However, I realized that this may lead us to lose touch with our authentic emotions.
This is when display rules can prove problematic: if the dissonance between the emotions that you experience and the emotions that you can express is too great, emotional exhaustion can develop, although members of different cultures experience this differently., which it is usually considered less appropriate to express. It is also often more acceptable to express emotions to someone who is closer to you, and it can be more acceptable for a particular gender to express particular emotions.
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