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Affective agenda dynamics on social media: interactions of emotional content posted by the public, government, and media during the COVID-19 pandemic

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Affective agenda dynamics on social media: interactions of emotional content posted by the public, government, and media during the COVID-19 pandemic

S. Zhou, X. Yang, et al.

This study reveals how emotions on Sina Weibo were shaped during the first six months of the COVID-19 pandemic in China, showing a significant interplay between public, government, and media sentiments. Conducted by Shuhuan Zhou, Xiaokun Yang, Yi Wang, Xia Zheng, and Zhian Zhang, the research highlights the power of government and media to influence public emotions in times of crisis.

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