Emotions and Sharing
Sadness often leads us to withdraw and share less, while anger and anxiety can ignite a desire to express and share more. The key lies in the physiological arousal associated with these emotions; high-arousal feelings, whether negative or positive, drive us to engage and share. This explains why both humorous content and angry rants find their way into our social feeds—they activate us in similar ways.In this clip
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