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Revisiting Social Media’s Emotion-Engagement Affinity: Audiovisual Evidence from Political Communication on TikTok
Despite considerable research on the use of emotion in online political communication, prior studies have largely relied on textual data. By focusing on TikTok, a highly audiovisual platform, this letter revisits the classic emotion-engagement affinity of social media by incorporating visual and aud
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