A Comparative Study on Characteristics of Those in Their Twenties and Elderly Citizens in Using Instant Messenger Emoticons - Centering on Kakao Talk Emoticons -

이혜경,; Koh, Eun Young

doi:10.18852/bdak.2015.13.2.145

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2015

DOI: 10.18852/bdak.2015.13.2.145

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A Comparative Study on Characteristics of Those in Their Twenties and Elderly Citizens in Using Instant Messenger Emoticons - Centering on Kakao Talk Emoticons -

이혜경 이혜경¹,

Eun Young Koh²

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Perception of the AAC Graphic Symbols and SNS Emoticons for Emotional Words in Normal Adults

Lee¹,

Shin²

2020

Commun Sci Disord

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This paper was extracted from the Master's thesis of the first author (2020). Objectives: Expressing emotional feelings is essential in one's effective communication functions and social participation. Although several emotional graphic symbols are available for AAC speakers, the usefulness of the emoticons provided by social network services needs to be identified for the potential of usage in the area of AAC. This study aims to identify the effect of two types of AAC graphic symbols (PCS and Ewha-AAC), and two types of SNS emoticons (face expression-oriented and face & body-part expression oriented emoticons used in KakaoTalk). Methods: Thirty-two normal adults (mean age= 25.91, SD= 4.68) accomplished the symbol-naming task for the eight emotional words ('worried' , 'fine' , 'surprised' , 'fearful' , 'angry' , 'happy' , 'sad' , and 'shy'). After providing the visual stimuli on a computer screen, participants were asked to match the meaning from the given word choices. Participants' accuracy scores and response times were analyzed. Results: Higher task performance was found in the condition of KakaoTalk emoticon and Ewha-AAC symbols which represent the emotion by facial expression and body part motion. Likewise, a fast response was found in these two conditions. Conclusion: Considering the common characteristics of these two visual materials, the representation of both facial expression and body-part pose seems to facilitate participants' cognitive process of retrieving the meaning of the visual stimuli in an accurate and fast fashion.

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Perception of the AAC Graphic Symbols and SNS Emoticons for Emotional Words in Normal Adults

Lee¹,

Shin²

2020

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Comparison of Expressive Aspect and Perception in Smartphone Messenger －Focused on Questionnaires－

Park¹

2018

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발신자의 감정 깊이 및 수신자와의 관계에 따른 이모티콘 표현유형과 선호도에 관한 연구

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A Comparative Study on Characteristics of Those in Their Twenties and Elderly Citizens in Using Instant Messenger Emoticons - Centering on Kakao Talk Emoticons -

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Perception of the AAC Graphic Symbols and SNS Emoticons for Emotional Words in Normal Adults

Perception of the AAC Graphic Symbols and SNS Emoticons for Emotional Words in Normal Adults

Comparison of Expressive Aspect and Perception in Smartphone Messenger －Focused on Questionnaires－

발신자의 감정 깊이 및 수신자와의 관계에 따른 이모티콘 표현유형과 선호도에 관한 연구

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