论文标题
妇女担心家庭，男人对经济的关注：对库维德的情感反应中的性别差异19
Women worry about family, men about the economy: Gender differences in emotional responses to COVID-19
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论文摘要
在COVID-19大流行方面面临的关键挑战之一是处理对人们心理健康的潜在有害影响。设计适当的干预措施并确定最风险的人的关注点需要从文本数据中引起忧虑，关注和情感反应的方法。我们检查性别差异以及文档长度对持续期待19日这种情况的忧虑的影响。我们的发现表明，我）短文不作为对心理过程的足够见解，而是较长的文本。我们进一步发现ii）关于情绪反应的主题上的性别差异明显。妇女对亲人的担心和严重的健康问题更加担心，而男人则更多地占据了对经济和社会的影响。本文增加了对其他地方发现语言中一般性别差异的理解，并表明当前的独特情况可能会放大这些影响。由于推文尺寸的数据的局限性，我们将呼吁使用更多高质量数据集的呼吁关闭本文。
Among the critical challenges around the COVID-19 pandemic is dealing with the potentially detrimental effects on people's mental health. Designing appropriate interventions and identifying the concerns of those most at risk requires methods that can extract worries, concerns and emotional responses from text data. We examine gender differences and the effect of document length on worries about the ongoing COVID-19 situation. Our findings suggest that i) short texts do not offer as adequate insights into psychological processes as longer texts. We further find ii) marked gender differences in topics concerning emotional responses. Women worried more about their loved ones and severe health concerns while men were more occupied with effects on the economy and society. This paper adds to the understanding of general gender differences in language found elsewhere, and shows that the current unique circumstances likely amplified these effects. We close this paper with a call for more high-quality datasets due to the limitations of Tweet-sized data.
