Mobile Internet and User Happiness

Zhan, Ge

doi:10.7763/ijfcc.2014.v3.314

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“…It should be seen as an important part of human life related to human beings' essential goal. Therefore, self-happiness is a relatively consistent structure over time, which in every condition has an impact on how people feel, think, recall and see certain life events in either negative or positive direction [21], [22]. The relationship between facial expressions and emotions has been extensively studied, leading to primary theories that indicate brief nonverbal cues reveal much about individuals' emotional states, which mostly Ekman's facial action coding system (FACS) has been used widely to characterized and code the smile intensity or level.…”

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Prediction analysis of the happiness ranking of countries based on macro level factors

Handayani

Lubis

2022

IJ-AI

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Happiness is an essential universal human goal in their life that can improve the quality of life. Since the introduction of positive psychology, the primary consideration has been pointed out to the study of the role from certain factors in predicting the happiness, especially the advancement of technology that allows computer-mediated to be part of human interaction. It provides a multidimensional approach and indirect influence to the human expression and communication. The project investigates what it takes to build a happy country by analysing on the relationship between the happiness ranking of countries and their macro level factors. The World Happiness Report 2019 is used coupled with Python programming for visualizing and extracting information from the dataset to better understand the bigger picture.

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Prediction analysis of the happiness ranking of countries based on macro level factors

Handayani

Lubis

2022

IJ-AI

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“…Social networks play a crucial role in combating the viral infection and its consequences by engaging in various activities such as broadcasting regional and international news about the pandemic, as well as providing cautions and guidance. Statista (Zhan, 2014) predicts that the number of social network users globally will exceed 3 billion by 2022. The projected figure for 2023 is expected to reach 3.43 billion.…”

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Navigating Misinformation: Tackling The Fake News Wave During COVID-19 In Jaipur

Modi,

Mishra

2023

Kuey

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With the emergence of social media, there has been a notable change in how news is both created and consumed. Global social media use in 2020 reached around 2.95 billion individuals. The widespread dissemination of the COVID-19 coronavirus led to a surge of activity on social media. Most mediums were used to disseminate pertinent news, recommendations, and precautionary measures. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), unregulated dissemination of misinformation and conspiracy theories is proliferating at a faster pace than the transmission of the COVID-19 pandemic. Consequently, there has been an excessive amount of information circulating, causing psychological stress, unreliable medical advice, and economic upheaval. The primary objective of this study is to examine the portrayal of false information and assess the consequences it has had on the inhabitants of Jaipur city. The objective of this research is to identify various kinds of false information and examine the underlying motives of individuals who disseminate misleading material. This will be achieved by a comprehensive examination of content on four prominent social media platforms. This research analyzed 130 of the most widely circulated false news items on social media in Jaipur. Data is gathered from the city of Jaipur via the utilization of the four predominant social media platforms: Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, and WhatsApp. There are four distinct criteria that may be used to differentiate false news topics: COVID-19 therapy, medical facilities, therapeutic options, and currently accessible interventions. Hospitals' management of COVID-19 is widely misunderstood, including 34.62 percent of all misinformation. Text, images, audio, and videos are the four categories that categorize the many types of material. The proportion of text categorized as a certain kind contributes to the elevated ratio. The objectives of false news may be categorized into three main areas: generating sensationalism, endorsing certain medications, and disseminating propaganda targeting the government as well as hospitals and medical practitioners. While the occurrence of false news is unevenly distributed and constantly changing, there is a noticeable decline in the daily frequency of such episodes, approaching a conclusion.

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An examination of mobile app usage and the user’s life satisfaction

Linnhoff

Smith

2016

Journal of Strategic Marketing

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Mobile Internet and User Happiness

Cited by 3 publications

References 21 publications

Prediction analysis of the happiness ranking of countries based on macro level factors

Prediction analysis of the happiness ranking of countries based on macro level factors

Navigating Misinformation: Tackling The Fake News Wave During COVID-19 In Jaipur

An examination of mobile app usage and the user’s life satisfaction

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