Digital Emotion Contagion¶
Goldenberg, A., & Gross, J. J. (2020). Digital Emotion Contagion. Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 24(4), 316-328.
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- Emotional Contagion
- The same toolkit that an epidemiologist uses for a pathogen — coupling strength, transmissibility, super-spreaders, thresholds, damping — applies to affect once one recognizes that the "infectious agent" is an emotional state and the "host" is an agent capable of mimicry, a parallel Goldenberg and Gross (2020) make explicit in their network treatment of digital emotion contagion.
This sourceTreats affect propagation through online networks with the contagion apparatus of coupling strength and network position — supports the network treatment of digital emotion contagion.
- The same toolkit that an epidemiologist uses for a pathogen — coupling strength, transmissibility, super-spreaders, thresholds, damping — applies to affect once one recognizes that the "infectious agent" is an emotional state and the "host" is an agent capable of mimicry, a parallel Goldenberg and Gross (2020) make explicit in their network treatment of digital emotion contagion.
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