Maggie Bennett-Brown
@drbennettbrown.bsky.social
Sex Comm Researcher | Assistant Professor @ttu_comc | Research Fellow @kinseyinstitute
Reposted by Maggie Bennett-Brown
💡 DYK? Emojis may influence relationship dynamics. We found:
🗣️ Emoji use is linked to traits that ↗️ communication & bonding
🧠 Higher EI was linked w/ more often sharing emojis w/ friends, esp for women
⛔ People with more avoidant attachment styles exchanged emojis less often
📖 knsy.in/emoji1
🗣️ Emoji use is linked to traits that ↗️ communication & bonding
🧠 Higher EI was linked w/ more often sharing emojis w/ friends, esp for women
⛔ People with more avoidant attachment styles exchanged emojis less often
📖 knsy.in/emoji1
Beyond words: Relationships between emoji use, attachment style, and emotional intelligence
Assessing the relationships between emoji use and traits related to communication and interpersonal skills can provide insights into who employs emojis and the psychological mechanisms underlying comp...
knsy.in
December 10, 2024 at 12:44 PM
💡 DYK? Emojis may influence relationship dynamics. We found:
🗣️ Emoji use is linked to traits that ↗️ communication & bonding
🧠 Higher EI was linked w/ more often sharing emojis w/ friends, esp for women
⛔ People with more avoidant attachment styles exchanged emojis less often
📖 knsy.in/emoji1
🗣️ Emoji use is linked to traits that ↗️ communication & bonding
🧠 Higher EI was linked w/ more often sharing emojis w/ friends, esp for women
⛔ People with more avoidant attachment styles exchanged emojis less often
📖 knsy.in/emoji1