Emotion acts as a primer for our memory retention and encoding processes. In the 2016 election, we saw an increase in negative or hostile rhetoric from candidates. I argue this is due to the use of Twitter and the physical representation of engagement. This paper examines the effect of enthusiasm, anxiety, and hostility in response to political tweets. Tweets from Republican presidential candidates, Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, and Marco Rubio were analyzed for emotional response content to explore mean differences in retweets from the three emotions
<p>We argue that both Obama ‘08 and Trump ‘16 benefited from unusually high enthusiasm generated dur...
Abstract There is a widespread belief that the tone of political debate in the US has become more ne...
Our study is targeted towards the analysis of public sentiment of two presidential candidates for US...
Abstract Previous research investigating the transmission of political messaging has primarily taken...
The 2016 US Presidential Election is not just notable for its result, but for the historic mediated ...
What type of emotional language spreads further in political discourses on social media? Previous re...
The purpose of this research is to provide insight into the changes of integrated marketing communic...
This paper shows how Donald Trump uses Twitter to spread emotions, more specifi cally fear and anger...
In the 2016 election cycle, people took Donald Trump’s candidacy trivially. His popularity though co...
The outcome of the recent US Presidential Election of 2016 shocked and baffled many. Some claimed th...
We used computational tools to explore president Donald Trump's tweeting habits and some of the effe...
This study provides a cross-platform, longitudinal investigation of pictures depicting political can...
The correlation between Twitter sentiments and polling results for the 2016 presidential race / Dev...
With his frequent characterizations of his opponents as “lyin” or “crooked”, Donald Trump’s use of l...
Social media’s influence in the 2016 US presidential election has been stronger than it has ever bee...
<p>We argue that both Obama ‘08 and Trump ‘16 benefited from unusually high enthusiasm generated dur...
Abstract There is a widespread belief that the tone of political debate in the US has become more ne...
Our study is targeted towards the analysis of public sentiment of two presidential candidates for US...
Abstract Previous research investigating the transmission of political messaging has primarily taken...
The 2016 US Presidential Election is not just notable for its result, but for the historic mediated ...
What type of emotional language spreads further in political discourses on social media? Previous re...
The purpose of this research is to provide insight into the changes of integrated marketing communic...
This paper shows how Donald Trump uses Twitter to spread emotions, more specifi cally fear and anger...
In the 2016 election cycle, people took Donald Trump’s candidacy trivially. His popularity though co...
The outcome of the recent US Presidential Election of 2016 shocked and baffled many. Some claimed th...
We used computational tools to explore president Donald Trump's tweeting habits and some of the effe...
This study provides a cross-platform, longitudinal investigation of pictures depicting political can...
The correlation between Twitter sentiments and polling results for the 2016 presidential race / Dev...
With his frequent characterizations of his opponents as “lyin” or “crooked”, Donald Trump’s use of l...
Social media’s influence in the 2016 US presidential election has been stronger than it has ever bee...
<p>We argue that both Obama ‘08 and Trump ‘16 benefited from unusually high enthusiasm generated dur...
Abstract There is a widespread belief that the tone of political debate in the US has become more ne...
Our study is targeted towards the analysis of public sentiment of two presidential candidates for US...