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The lexicalization of emojis: the influence of frequency and functions of emojis in sentences on this process-a study based on eye movement tracking.

Lu W; Du H; Gu F; Han J

This study looked at how people read and understand emojis in sentences using eye-tracking technology. It found that people recognize and process high-frequency emojis faster than low-frequency ones, and emojis work differently when placed before or after text. The research helps us understand how emojis are used like words in language.

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Dual-phase effects of emotional music on driving fatigue: delay and awakening revealed by pupillometry.

Hu Z; Li K; Cui Y; Shang X

Listening to happy music while driving can help keep you awake and less tired. If you're already tired, playing happy music can help wake you up, especially if you listen to sad music before it. Choosing the right music can make driving safer.

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