The role of digital cues in online banter: a systematic review of adolescents’ and emerging adults’ views, uses and interpretations
Altantsetseg Badrakh,
Sarah L. Buglass,
Lucy R. Betts
et al.
Abstract:The potential ambiguity and aggression related to banter-type humorous interactions may lead to misinterpretations and escalations such as perceived bullying, especially in the online context. A way to minimise such risks during online banter is the use of digital visual cues such as emojis, emoticons, GIFs, personal photos, videos, etc. This review summarised and synthesised the literature to understand how adolescents and emerging adults perceive and interpret the role of digital visual cues in online banter… Show more
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