Study on the Impact of Internet Language Use on Young People's Socialization based on MBTI
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https://doi.org/10.54097/dz45ss41Keywords:
Internet Language, MBTI, Circle Culture, SocializationAbstract
The source of the birth of network language is related to people's daily life, and hot events on the Internet are its important source. This paper analyzes MBTI theory, online social platforms about MBTI, and MBTI-related user topic analysis to explore the favorable and unfavorable effects of MBTI online language on young people's socialization as represented by it.
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