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5 October 2021 Emoji can improve university students’ enthusiasm perception with their counselor：evidence from behavior and eye movements
Mengjie Zhang, Liyan Wang, Mingfeng Pan, Yongping Sang, Haibin Wang
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Proceedings Volume 11911, 2nd International Conference on Computer Vision, Image, and Deep Learning; 119110A (2021) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2604625
Event: 2nd International Conference on Computer Vision, Image and Deep Learning, 2021, Liuzhou, China
Abstract
With the popularity of the Internet, the way of communication between college counselors and college students has changed. Compared with the past face-to-face direct communication, online communication using the Internet has replaced it. In the era of Internet, in order to make up for this lack of non-verbal information, a series of emoticons are produced. In the communication between college counselors and college students, mainly through the QQ platform, which plays an important role in nonverbal cues in the process of communication, and at the same time has an impact on other people's enthusiasm perception. This study explores the use of emoji and the influence of different locations on the perception of enthusiasm, aiming to provide suggestions on how to communicate with college students through the Internet, so as to help build a good relationship. The results show that the use of emoticons has a significant effect on enthusiasm perception. Emoji was significantly affected by which placed before textual information.
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Mengjie Zhang, Liyan Wang, Mingfeng Pan, Yongping Sang, and Haibin Wang "Emoji can improve university students’ enthusiasm perception with their counselor：evidence from behavior and eye movements", Proc. SPIE 11911, 2nd International Conference on Computer Vision, Image, and Deep Learning, 119110A (5 October 2021); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2604625
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KEYWORDS
Eye
Internet
Analytical research
Calibration
Motion analysis
Visualization
Psychology
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