Political Science

Affective polarization and dynamics of information spread in online networks

K. Lerman, D. Feldman, et al.

Explore how emotions and network structures shape political discourse in online environments! This research, conducted by Kristina Lerman, Dan Feldman, Zihao He, and Ashwin Rao, delves into affective polarization on Twitter regarding abortion and the COVID-19 pandemic, revealing surprising dynamics in how users interact across ideological divides.

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