Positive words carry less information than negative words

Information partly measures surprise. So more commonly used words have less. So positive words technically have less https://t.co/KYErWk9MSG

Hmmm, gonna look at this one closely. RT @zoltanvarju: Positive words carry less information than negative words http://t.co/FMvEGVSRtC

Positive words carry less information than negative words http://t.co/iACzrhLy6Y

RT @josefslerka: Positive words carry less information than negative words http://t.co/bbYfE8gV

Positive words carry less information than negative words http://t.co/bbYfE8gV

@_Heike @denkwerkstatt https://t.co/80qJ3DOx http://t.co/gXQnKK8k "words with a positive emotional content are more frequently used"

Positive words carry less information than negative words http://t.co/jPq1TQyb // Quizá x esto son + fuertes/recordables las negativas.

RT @mtravizano: Positive words carry less information than negative words http://t.co/yxUU5ZYQ cc @arjones

RT @mtravizano: Positive words carry less information than negative words http://t.co/yxUU5ZYQ cc @arjones

RT @mtravizano: Positive words carry less information than negative words http://t.co/yxUU5ZYQ cc @arjones

Positive words carry less information than negative words http://t.co/yxUU5ZYQ cc @arjones

Write light, be happy! Positive words carry less information than negative words, #archive: http://t.co/6Ib8XB9T Spanish word emotions, Go!

Positive words carry less information than negative words, #archive: http://t.co/6Ib8XB9T Spanish word emotions, Go!

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RT @SpringerJapan: ポジティブな言葉はコミュニケーションを円滑にしますが、情報が伝わりにくいこともあるようです。EPJ Data Scienceの記事より。 http://t.co/lr7nlXXN　論文はオープンアクセスで公開中。 http://t.c ...

RT @SpringerJapan: ポジティブな言葉はコミュニケーションを円滑にしますが、情報が伝わりにくいこともあるようです。EPJ Data Scienceの記事より。 http://t.co/lr7nlXXN　論文はオープンアクセスで公開中。 http://t.c ...

RT @SpringerJapan: ポジティブな言葉はコミュニケーションを円滑にしますが、情報が伝わりにくいこともあるようです。EPJ Data Scienceの記事より。 http://t.co/lr7nlXXN　論文はオープンアクセスで公開中。 http://t.c ...

RT @SpringerJapan: ポジティブな言葉はコミュニケーションを円滑にしますが、情報が伝わりにくいこともあるようです。EPJ Data Scienceの記事より。 http://t.co/lr7nlXXN　論文はオープンアクセスで公開中。 http://t.c ...

RT @SpringerJapan: ポジティブな言葉はコミュニケーションを円滑にしますが、情報が伝わりにくいこともあるようです。EPJ Data Scienceの記事より。 http://t.co/lr7nlXXN　論文はオープンアクセスで公開中。 http://t.c ...

ポジティブな言葉はコミュニケーションを円滑にしますが、情報が伝わりにくいこともあるようです。EPJ Data Scienceの記事より。 http://t.co/lr7nlXXN　論文はオープンアクセスで公開中。 http://t.co/PTEqoO4W (T)

'Positive words carry less information than negative words': http://t.co/88n3tXIV - does this mean pessimists are smarter than optimists?

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @pkedrosky: Whingers of the world, unite: Positive words carry less information than negative words - http://t.co/e0aVE4Hw

Intriguing new paper showing higher signal in negative words. #Cornell University: http://t.co/ptOAe0xD

RT @pkedrosky: Whingers of the world, unite: Positive words carry less information than negative words - http://t.co/e0aVE4Hw

RT @pkedrosky: Whingers of the world, unite: Positive words carry less information than negative words - http://t.co/e0aVE4Hw

RT @pkedrosky: Whingers of the world, unite: Positive words carry less information than negative words - http://t.co/e0aVE4Hw

Whingers of the world, unite: Positive words carry less information than negative words - http://t.co/e0aVE4Hw

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @Alea_: Positive words carry less information than negative words http://t.co/6C8va1Qh

Positive words carry less information than negative words http://t.co/6C8va1Qh

Positive Words Carry Less Information Than Negative Words. New research confirming power of negative. http://t.co/JmQbiNl9 #influencing #PR

#Datathanatology Tip: Positive words carry less information than negative words http://t.co/7XvV2HNS via @rickasaurus + @_onionesque

Positive words carry less information than negative words http://t.co/37qxHCeh

@hanke Info Theory - negative words carry more information http://t.co/MVBwuUui

RT @rickasaurus: RT @jliyi: Positive words carry less information than negative words http://t.co/dulPbaXH via @ryotat @gmusser

RT @rickasaurus: RT @jliyi: Positive words carry less information than negative words http://t.co/dulPbaXH via @ryotat @gmusser

RT @jliyi: Positive words carry less information than negative words http://t.co/dulPbaXH via @ryotat @gmusser

Positive words carry less information than negative words http://t.co/3cmjHtj5 via @ryotat @gmusser

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

@ginaparody esto es congruente con la gestion de Alcaldesa: Positive words carry less information than negative words http://t.co/f7iU7PUH

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

Palabras positivas acarrean menos información que palabras negativas [en] http://t.co/RIqozNOJ

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

Computation&language: We use positive words more than negative ones although they carry less information. Interesante http://t.co/jgzk7B4H

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @zuluagajorge: ¿Why are negative twits more common than positive ones? "Positive words carry less information than negative words". http://t.co/Veu88KwB

¿Why are negative twits more common than positive ones? "Positive words carry less information than negative words". http://t.co/Veu88KwB

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

@gmusser Positive words may carry less information than negative words but which do we need to hear more? http://t.co/2K1ryAQe

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

No frickin aggravatingly interesting (is this negative enough?) «@sciam «@gmusser Negative words convey more. http://t.co/z9gBkmvS»»

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

Positive words carry less information than negative words - http://t.co/qePK8tbN

Positive Words Carry More Info Than Negative Words! http://t.co/mgOHDOhl Get the most out of those 140 characters.

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

Positive words carry less information than negative words. http://t.co/P2ImDO2I

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

Yes! We use positive words more than negative ones. Oh no! #Research shows negative words convey more info. http://t.co/WDfPdfJb

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

Nah RT @gmusser We use positive words > negative ones. Flip side, this analysis shows, is that neg words convey more http://t.co/FcdeBynK

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

@ContritHeart wegen der "info" relevanz von positivem und negativem ? http://t.co/2BI0cxNF

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

"PSI Plus" @gmusser RT We use positive words more than negative ones.The flip side is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/vDkaSNCZ

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

Por isso que dizem que um elogio diz muito menos que uma crítica. http://t.co/9iw0lLUS =) ( via @gmusser)

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE

RT @gmusser: We use positive words more than negative ones. The flip side, this analysis shows, is that negative words convey more. http://t.co/Bw22DvqE