your emoji habits might be a window into your soul — and not necessarily the pretty part. Researchers surveyed 285 undergraduates — mostly around 20 years old — asking how often they used 40 ...

Less emoji use with friends and romantic partners is associated with a personality style known as avoidant attachment, which often involves prioritizing self-reliance and independence over ...

A recent study conducted by researchers at Indiana University and the Kinsey Institute linked this behavior to higher emotional intelligence.

According to a new study published in Current Psychology by researchers at Oklahoma State University, your emoji habits could offer surprising insight into your underlying personality traits.

Part of the fun is the simple fact that the app’s social networking features allows you to publicly shame your friends spending habits with emoji. The most popular emoji used on Venmo ...

The person on the other end of the message is usually using an Android device, so to them, the emoji does look like a big smile. For me, an iPhone user, it looks like a sarcastic smile or unhappy ...

The instructors have a habit of high-fiving everyone as they walk ... So he opened Photoshop and, using a few images of existing emoji, created a design of two sleeved emoji elbows uniting.

It seemed novel at the time but it's only grown in legitimacy since and with it, real-time trackers that log emoji use universally. But enough universality. A creative agency in Sydney wants to get ...

They also answered questions about how frequently they are used, how they are used and annoying emoji habits. The survey also asked respondents to "describe their state using only one emoji." ...