Emotional personalization in immersive journalism: exploring the influence of emotional testimonies and modality on emotional valence, presence, empathy, and recall by Li, Benjamin Junting, Lee, Hui Min

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An exploratory study into the use of faceted classification for emotional words. by Heok, Adrian Kay Heng.

“…A useful lexicon of emotional words rated to reveal its polarity, intensity and variability quotient would result. …”
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The functional aspects of selective exposure for collective decision-making under social influence by Oh, Poong, Peh, Jia Wang, Schauf, Andrew

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Social media and anti-immigrant prejudice: a multi-method analysis of the role of social media use, threat perceptions, and cognitive ability by Saifuddin Ahmed, Jaidka, Kokil, Chen, Vivian Hsueh-Hua, Cai, Mengxuan, Chen, Anfan, Emes, Claire Stravato, Yu, Valerie, Chib, Arul

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An exploratory study on the emotional, cognitive and behavioural inclinations of the Singapore elderly towards mobile phones. by Dyeo, Clara Yunwen., Noorhafizzah Abdul Rahman., Lee, Tee Main.

“…The study explores the age-based digital divide in Singapore through the emotional, cognitive and behavioural inclinations of the elderly towards mobile phones. …”
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Emotional blackmail for dads : a qualitative analysis of father involvement public service announcements. by Lam, Yarn., Yong, Meredith Min.

“…Findings from the interviews suggested a shift towards less traditional roles that modern fathers now play, such as that of being a play partner and providing emotional support for their children. However, the fathers interviewed still viewed their traditional roles of being the disciplinarian and financial provider as important. …”
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Antecedents and consequences of child emotional abuse : a retrospective study among undergraduates in Singapore by Deng, Shiying, Lim, Ronda Lee Teen, Chong, Clare Miao Yee

“…Child Emotional Abuse (CEA) refers to the significant impairment of a child’s social, emotional and intellectual development resulting from the adult’s persistent hostility, ignoring, blaming and discrimination of the child. …”
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Twittering the Little India Riot: Audience responses, information behavior and the use of emotive cues by Pang, Natalie, Ng, Joshua

“…Emotive cues predicted most responses except for tweets that were reasoning about the riot, and also had an effect on informational tweets. …”
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Minding other people's business : community attachment and anticipated negative emotion in an extended norm activation model by Rosenthal, Sonny, Ho, Kang Leng

“…Awareness of consequences, community attachment, and personal norm predicted anticipated negative emotion (R2 = 0.40), which predicted other-managing behavior (R2 = 0.06). …”
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Social network games : the link between enjoyment and popularity by Chua, Alton Yeow Kuan, Banerjee, Snehasish, Lee, Chu Keong

“…On the basis of the literature, five enjoyment factors in SNGs, namely, emotion, control, immersion, social interaction and usability have been identified. …”
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The social effects of exergames on older adults : systematic review and metric analysis by Li, Jinhui, Erdt, Mojisola, Chen, Luxi, Theng, Yin-Leng, Cao, Yuanyuan, Lee, Shan-Qi

“…Three groups of social-related outcomes have been identified, including emotion-related, behavior-related, and attitude-related outcomes. …”
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Does psychological resilience mediate the impact of social support on geriatric depression? An exploratory study among Chinese older adults in Singapore by Li, Jinhui, Theng, Yin-Leng, Foo, Schubert

“…Further, an identical influencing pattern between problem-solving resilience and emotion regulation resilience were found in the two individual models, suggesting a similar mediation role in linking social support and geriatric depression. …”
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Experiencing live composite video lectures : comparisons with traditional lectures and common video lecture methods by Rosenthal, Sonny, Walker, Zachary

“…Results also showed the live composite format is superior to voiceover and picture-in-picture formats in terms of attention, positive emotion, experiential attitude, preference, perceived quality, and instructor social presence. …”
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Leader, socializer or specialist? Distinguishing responders with the cues of questions by Wu, Qian, Lee, Chei Sian, Goh, Dion Hoe-Lian

“…Accordingly, questions with different cues (i.e. complexity, specificity, emotional expressiveness, politeness, popularity, rewards) tend to attract different responders. …”
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Sentiment analysis of online news text : a case study of appraisal theory by Nourbakhsh, Armineh, Na, Jin-Cheon, Khoo, Christopher S. G.

“…Purpose – Sentiment analysis and emotion processing are attracting increasing interest in many fields. …”
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Global sentiments surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic on Twitter : analysis of Twitter trends by Lwin, May Oo, Lu, Jiahui, Sheldenkar, Anita, Schulz, Peter Johannes, Shin, Wonsun, Gupta, Raj, Yang, Yinping

“…Objective: This study aimed to examine worldwide trends of four emotions—fear, anger, sadness, and joy—and the narratives underlying those emotions during the COVID-19 pandemic. …”
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An interactive mobile app game to address aggression (RegnaTales) : pilot quantitative study by Ong, Jeffrey G., Lim-Ashworth, Nikki S., Ooi, Yoon P., Boon, Jillian S., Ong, Say H., Fung, Daniel S., Ang, Rebecca Pei-hui, Goh, Dion Hoe-lian

“…These apps focused on the psychoeducation of the link between thoughts and emotions, as well as equipping the participants with various emotion regulation strategies such as relaxation and cognitive restructuring. …”
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Beyond knowledge sharing : interactions in online discussion communities by Chua, Alton Yeow Kuan, Balkunje, Radhika Shenoy

“…This study serves as a springboard for researchers to study ODCs from a socio-psychological perspective with a thrust on the social and emotional needs of users and their influence on knowledge sharing. …”
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Exploring the heart rate as a chronemic cue in virtual settings : how perceptions of consistent and varied heart rates of a storyteller influence self-reported other-arousal, empat... by Li, Benjamin Junting, Bailenson, Jeremy N., Ogle, Elise, Zaki, Jamil

“…In a pilot study, 44 participants watched a recording of a virtual human telling an emotional story and either saw it without any accompanying heart rate, a consistent heart rate or a varied one. …”
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Factors influencing users' post replying behavior in a senior online community: an empirical investigation by Qian, Yuxing, Ni, Zhenni, Zheng, Han, Liu, Zhenghao, Ma, Feicheng

“…Original posts triggered more informational replies, whereas shared posts attracted more emotional replies. Average reply length was positively related to informational replies, but negatively related to emotional replies. …”
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