#4645Boricuas: Twitter reactions to the estimates of deaths by Hurricane María in Puerto Rico.
作者： Grisel M. García‐Ramírez , Katherine W. Bogen , Von M. Rodríguez‐Guzmán , Nicole Nugent , Lindsay M. Orchowski
DOI: 10.1002/JCOP.22295
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摘要: This study explores the sentiment expressed by Twitter users after Harvard University report was released, reporting a death estimate of 4,645 Puerto Ricans following Hurricane Maria. Researchers utilized NVivo addition NCapture to collect data including hashtag #4645Boricuas. Thematic content analyses explored emergent themes within hashtag. Geographic information systems (GIS) documented location Tweets and differences across geographical locations among users. The that emerged in #4645Boricuas included: disaster phases, media, psychological processes, politics. GIS from Rico were more likely discuss politics, resilience compared with phases or media. present highlights how individuals engage cope trauma natural disasters.
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