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DOI:10.1145/3485447.3512138 - Corpus ID: 247158746
@article{SepahpourFard2022HowDM, title={How Do Mothers and Fathers Talk About Parenting to Different Audiences?: Stereotypes and Audience Effects: An Analysis of r/Daddit, r/Mommit, and r/Parenting Using Topic Modelling}, author={Melody Sepahpour-Fard and Michael Quayle}, journal={Proceedings of the ACM Web Conference 2022}, year={2022}, url={https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:247158746}}- Melody Sepahpour-Fard, M. Quayle
- Published in The Web Conference 25 February 2022
- Sociology
While major strides have been made towards gender equality in public life, serious inequality remains in the domestic sphere, especially around parenting. The present study analyses discussions about parenting on Reddit (i.e., a content aggregation website) to explore audience effects and gender stereotypes. It suggests a novel method to study topical variation in individuals’ language when interacting with different audiences. Comments posted in 2020 were collected from three parenting…
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8 Citations
- Melody Sepahpour-FardM. QuayleM. SchuldT. Yasseri
- 2023
Sociology
ArXiv
In this paper, we explore the language of gender-specific groups of ”mothers” and ”fathers” in comparison to the same individuals interacting just as ”parents.” Human beings adapt their language to…
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- Melody Sepahpour-FardM. QuayleM. SchuldT. Yasseri
- 2023
Linguistics
EPJ Data Science
This paper explores how individuals’ language use in gender-specific groups (“mothers” and “fathers”) compares to their interactions when referred to as “parents.” Language adaptation based on the…
- Highly Influenced[PDF]
- A. MedlarYang LiuD. Glowacka
- 2022
Sociology, Political Science
ArXiv
Activity on the r/antiwork subreddit collapsed after January 25th 2022, when a moderator's Fox news interview was widely criticised, and there was no evidence of major shifts in the topical content of discussion over the period studied.
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- 2023
Sociology
JMIR pediatrics and parenting
Background Studies of new and expecting parents largely focus on the mother, leaving a gap in knowledge about fathers. Objective This study aimed to understand web-based conversations regarding new…
- Salvatore GiorgiKe ZhaoAlexander H. FengLara J. Martin
- 2023
Sociology
ICWSM
In the r/AmITheAsshole subreddit, people anonymously share first person narratives that contain some moral dilemma or conflict and ask the community to judge who is at fault (i.e., who is "the…
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Psychology, Sociology
EPJ Data Science
To study the causes of the 2021 Great Resignation, we use text analysis and investigate the changes in work- and quit-related posts between 2018 and 2021 on Reddit. We find that the Reddit discourse…
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- R. M. D. Río-ChanonaAlejandro Hermida-CarrilloMelody Sepahpour-FardLuning SunRenata TopinkovaLjubica Nedelkoska
- 2022
Psychology, Sociology
ArXiv
To study the causes of the 2021 Great Resignation, we use text analysis to investigate the changes in workand quit-related posts between 2018 and 2021 on Reddit. We find that the Reddit discourse…
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A novel approach is proposed to build and understand the structure of Reddit, based on crossposts, and the degree, clustering, community detection algorithms, and connected components structure network are compared to previous studies on Reddit network, yielding consistent, but also novel results.
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