早期COVID-19大流行期间道德关注的情绪调节与动态
Emotion Regulation and Dynamics of Moral Concerns During the Early COVID-19 Pandemic
AI总结：
研究发现COVID-19早期社交媒体中积极情绪反直觉上升，与不确定性减少和情绪调节相关，并揭示美国首例死亡后道德情绪反应的党派分歧，表明社交媒体可帮助理解集体情感变化。
摘要：
COVID-19大流行颠覆了全球日常生活，对公共卫生构成威胁。直觉上，我们预期激增的病例和死亡会导致恐惧、痛苦及其他负面情绪。然而，使用最先进的方法测量大流行早期阶段社交媒体消息中的情感、情绪和道德关注时，我们看到了积极情绪的反直觉上升。我们假设积极性的增加与不确定性的减少和情绪调节有关。最后，我们发现在美国首例死亡后出现了道德和情绪反应的党派分歧。总体而言，这些结果表明自大流行开始以来集体情绪状态如何变化，以及社交媒体如何提供有用工具来理解甚至调节人类情感的多样模式。
英文摘要：
The COVID-19 pandemic has upended daily life around the globe, posing a threat to public health. Intuitively, we expect that surging cases and deaths would lead to fear, distress and other negative emotions. However, using state-of-the-art methods to measure sentiment, emotions, and moral concerns in social media messages posted in the early stage of the pandemic, we see a counter-intuitive rise in positive affect. We hypothesize that the increase of positivity is associated with a decrease of uncertainty and emotion regulation. Finally, we identify a partisan divide in moral and emotional reactions that emerged after the first US death. Overall, these results show how collective emotional states have changed since the pandemic began, and how social media can provide a useful tool to understand, and even regulate, diverse patterns underlying human affect.
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