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Sentiment change points, not peaks, mark when public opinion has yet to settle
Timing interventions during public controversies requires more than identifying when sentiment is strongest: a peak does not tell us whether public opinion can still change. We analyzed about 1.34M Weibo posts about a controversial news event (Company T vs. Company L), separating sentiment strength
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