Generally Speaking, Japanese Proto-Emojis (Typed Out or Keyboard-Based Emojis) Focus

question 43

Multiple Choice

Generally speaking, Japanese proto-emojis (typed out or keyboard-based emojis) focus more on _ __ than American proto-emojis do.

• A) mouths
• B) eyes
• C) chins
• D) punctuation marks
• E) There is no notable difference; typed emojis are the same around the world.

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Definitions:

Cohort

People born within the same historical period who therefore move through life together, experiencing the same events, new technologies, and cultural shifts at the same ages.

SES

Socioeconomic Status; a measure of an individual's or family's economic and social position in relation to others, based on income, education, and occupation.

Well Liked

Being favored, approved, or admired by many people or within a specific group or context.

Aggressive-Rejected

A social categorization for individuals, often children, who are not accepted by peers because of their aggressive and confrontational behavior.