Emojis are a fun form of communication, allowing users to send smiley faces, pears and even eggplants to express their feelings.
But what about you? use digital images that show Your emotional intelligence, new research says.
The results revealed that people with high emotional intelligence and a secure connection can send emojis frequently.
This is because texters use them to reduce the uncertainty of what their messages are conveying, thus determining how the recipient will interpret the communication.
This was especially common among women who preferred to express themselves on an intimate level.
Currently, people with social anxiety disorder are more likely to share emojis with family, friends or lovers.
And the men in the study were found to have it Avoiding greater connection than women, which the researchers contacted to send fewer emojis to their friends.
Some studies have shown that people with high intelligence are more likely to share emojis with friends, family and lovers.
The first study of its kind, conducted by researchers at Indiana University, showed the importance of nonverbal communication that can lead to better and stronger relationships.
A sample of 320 adults, 191 women and 123 men were observed using emojis in texts, email, slack and other tools.
They were also asked to complete an online survey that asked them to provide information about people, their style, emotional intelligence and their use of emojis.
The researchers found that the participants often used emojis to reduce any doubt about what they were trying to communicate and to give voice to the message.
They are also used to clarify messages, lighten emotions or reveal their humor to avoid any problems.
The study, published in the journal PLOS ONE, said that ‘women can express their thoughts, want to explain their meaning, and/or have the intention of clarifying (electronic communication), especially with friends and family. ‘
Such communication was limited to everyday relationships, with participants indicating that they did not want to form such a relationship with distant people or business partners.
Women can send emojis to express the tone of a message or to have a positive relationship with others
According to the study, emojis were also associated with more dating and sex and were used to maintain a healthy relationship after the first date.
The researchers used attachment theory which suggests that the relationship between parent and child manifests itself in other relationships later in life, which can come about through real communication.
Those who experienced high levels of anxiety or fear of abandonment were among the participants who did not show affection by sending emojis to others.
Students who showed higher emotional intelligence by sending more emojis were found to have higher levels of self-awareness and recognition and were better able to manage relationships and deal with conflict.
The study revealed that people with high empathy saw messages full of emojis as self-expression, while those with attachment avoidance only saw them as sharing reality.
“This shows that people with high EI (emotional intelligence) can better interpret their emotions in emojis,” the study said.
The way we communicate in our words can reveal a lot about ourselves. It’s not just a funny face or a hearty emoji: it’s a way to convey meaning and communicate better, and how you use it tells us something about you.’
The researchers said more studies need to be done to better understand how emojis affect our relationships.
They added that ‘understanding this intersection may be critical to understanding how people form and maintain relationships in an increasingly digital world.’
