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        <article-title>Disputable, Semantic Nature of the Community Reddit Feed Post</article-title>
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          <string-name>Solomiia Albota</string-name>
          <email>Solomiia.M.Albota@lpnu.ua</email>
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          <institution>Lviv Polytechnic National University</institution>
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          <addr-line>S. Bandera Str. 12, 79013 Lviv</addr-line>
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        <p>The phenomenon of online community has been deployed in the paper. Its structure, functions and linguistic peculiarities have been regarded. The notion of linguistic classification and general principles has been outlined. The Reddit social virtual platform has served to be a research material. Manipulative nature, disputable features as well as semantic analysis of textual fragments of the Coronavirus Comment discussion section have been considered. Different social network rubrics have been taken into consideration. The Reddit disputable opinion rubric posts and Coronavirus Community comment section were under comparative analysis. The Reddit Coronavirus Community posts have been allocated. They were linguistically marked both implicitly and explicitly for further textual semantic analysis, which was conducted as manually as in a computerized way. The latter provided statistical base for the substantiated linguistic comments to the linguistic and interpretative analysis of the Coronavirus Comment section. The disputable situation analysis considering its conflict solving modes has been applied. The statistical comparison of fragment semantic analysis findings of one of the earlier papers regarding Reddit Coronavirus news comments and this of Reddit Coronavirus Community post has been provided and interpreted. Reddit social virtual platform, Coronavirus online community, discussion chart, manipulative nature, disputable situation, linguistic markers, textual semantic analysis, implicitness and explicitness, comparison and contrast COLINS-2021: 5th International Conference on Computational Linguistics and Intelligent Systems, April 22-23, 2021, Kharkiv, Ukraine</p>
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      <title>1. Introduction</title>
      <p>
        What is of today’s digital world significance – to raise awareness concerning precise, updated data as
well as to operate it appropriately up to personal demands and requirements by linguistic and psychological
techniques. What became at ease nowadays underlying beneficial consequences is to impose manipulative
impact on masses. Indirect implicit influential techniques are considered to be imposed on users within
social networks. As any human can be managed on a conscious level of existence, the first and foremost
influence he/she is subjected to – linguistic manipulation, which we may regard implicitly or explicitly.
Linguistic manipulation is regarded as language peculiarities and set of rules to use it aiming at implicitly
affect the social community user with a proper accent. Manipulation is realized when interlocutor is not
able to recognize the hidden speaker’s intentions in terms of real time conversation. This is mainly vague
social and psychological notion, as it triggers detrimental effects on human and society as well. However,
it should be kept in mind that such form of desirable lingual determined strategy is supposed to be the most
crucial factor in the theories of solving disputes and routine life as well [
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref1 ref2 ref3">1,2,3</xref>
        ].
      </p>
      <p>2021 Copyright for this paper by its authors.</p>
      <p>When dealing with a notion of social network, one should not neglect the fact that apart from
manipulative influences, conversation between users may gain disputable discussion characteristics. If a
statement is considered disputable, it will always be manipulative in its essence. Discovering true textual
reference to manipulative disputable statements, it is required to overlook spoken background information,
but to thoroughly take into consideration each and every detail of the statement uttered and analyze its inner
linguistic features. As conversation within social community may be resembled only in a discussion form,
it is always common that certain conflict situations remain unresolved. In order to make disputable and
manipulative statements flow in their natural way, one must adhere to the tolerant principles of
communication process.</p>
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      <title>2. Related works</title>
      <p>
        Social networks foster lengthy communication process triggering studies based on digital- and
softwareorientated approaches concerning patterns of human consciousness. In attempt to at least comprehend and
slightly uncover the extent of interrelation between mental human inner world and both external and internal
language processes, a variety of scientific studies have been considered within the linguistic, psychological,
social research areas [
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref1 ref2 ref3">1,2,3</xref>
        ]. Judging from the personal linguistic features inherent to certain type of speech,
one can speculate on interpersonal lingual intentions, determine both negative and positive emotional states
of mind, as well as discover general cognitive processes. Since social communities have been discovered
in terms of social networking – a basis for instant social cooperation [
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref4">4</xref>
        ], we have to deal with a case of
communication exchange within such modern digital environment. When it comes to conversation
deployment in social networks, one faces top discussion sections. There, conversation may stream in a form
of monologues/dialogues, which will be further extensively commented, thus resulting in polylogues. It
depends on users, mainly which type of online community they may generate.
      </p>
      <p>
        Online communities play crucial role in terms of spreading, sharing/exchanging information. In this
way, they are applied to as media for various data challenges. The notion of online community is regarded
to be a trigger to establish a reputable social network. It is an open income stream of up-to-date
brainstorming, as well as an initiated social media and its technique tool. This notion is of importance as it
claims to be interdisciplinary, positioning itself as any form of speech manifestation ability. Notably, there
is no single definition of such term as online community. However, online community term may be
interpreted as: a certain group of people linked with similar spheres of interests and fields referring to
mutual purpose, and those who, for the time being, managed to establish communicative friendly rapport
within the environment through Internet technologies [
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref5">5</xref>
        ]. One more definition of online community term
regards the fact that this is also a group of people communicating with each other as long as they can chat
via web resource. These people are aimed at disseminating received information through different channels
of its linguistic interpretation to pursue their own benefits [
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref6">6</xref>
        ]. Such a range of synonyms to the notion of
online community as virtual, electronic or even network community can be applied. Any of these synonyms
refer to people networking via web services [
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref7 ref8">7, 8</xref>
        ]. The only difference that can be seen is that some of these
synonymic range may be taken as a lower division of online community. Social groups within this
environment interact electronically without facial factors. Such groups communicating by social
networking tools are entitled online communities. Their common ground is distinguished as community
interaction within web resources, but the difference lies in their structural level. The latter can involve
preferences concerning discussion topics, vivid program interface, applied opportunities. If to consider the
community network content, one should single out its social networks, discussion letters, web communities
[
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref9">9</xref>
        ]. The difference between them depends on the extent of involvement into the internet processes.
      </p>
      <p>
        Taking into account different social spheres, people usually belong to preferable internet networks,
among which virtual game worlds, data exchange, blogging spheres, social networking platforms and social
virtuality environment are classified [
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref10">10</xref>
        ]. There are also online communities which can be accessed by
everyone. In contrary, there are those which offer their service only for users who have been previously
registered. Among other Internet communities, only after obtaining a friendly request can a user become its
member. What is more, types of social networking with textual content, interactive media involvement and
visual inclusion are distinguished.
      </p>
      <p>
        Considering the classification of online communities, the Reddit chatting network
(http://www.reddit.com) was chosen to become a basis of research. It is referred to social networks as it
may involve public among which a vast amount of data is shared. Reddit is marked by a bulk of feeds
unfolding rubrics ranging from popular posts (subdivided into hot, new, top around the globe) to Reddit
live [
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref11 ref12">11, 12</xref>
        ]. In such way, one can choose particular subdivision of feeds based on personal topical
preferences. Any user may freely comment a post in discussion chart, share it, download necessary
information or just spot the line. This social network may combine both psycholinguistic and social
approaches to accumulate patterns in terms of online community conversation. Such an issue of establishing
psycholinguistic (manipulative) and social (disputable) features within the Reddit has recently become
widely studied [
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref13">13</xref>
        ]. One more essential feature of virtual communities is that discussion on live today’s
topics is held. When interacting, online community participants along with the information shared make
the social media full of senses. Stream of conversation exchanges evolves into discussions, which may be
in a form of textual pieces (fragments). Be it sent, discussion chart comment section has its own structure:
username, time and date of comment, chosen rubric [
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref14">14</xref>
        ]. Actually, there is a challenge of fragment structure
represented in virtual communities [
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref11">11</xref>
        ]: a linear way of textual flow taking into account only time
frameworks and branch textual flow showing reference to all previous textual fragment comment provided
by other users. Textual fragment comments have as explicit as implicit nature. Explicitly can be called such
comments which have extended layout in discussions, branch textual structure, a vast number of references
to other users’ comments [15, 16, 17]. Implicit comment nature can be revealed by conducting semantic
analysis of meaningful statements. Such characteristics may be regarded: constructions being frequently
repetitive; keywords characterizing the statement and its synonyms; the number of personal pronouns;
linguistic markers determining manipulative and disputable statements, etc.
      </p>
      <p>The main linguistic unit in Reddit social media is fragment comment represented by text. It possesses
informative meaning not depending upon context. The comment section in online communities is
represented by first comment and the rest of comments. Linguistic influence, which is ignited between these
both types of comments, causes multifaceted approaches to its research. The issue was tackled in [18, 20].
The theoretical aspect of speech influence dates back to ancient rhetoric as a science of victory in debate.
Social and economic and political development and improvement of the media have led to the need for new
means of persuasion with the implementation of psychological and emotional impact on the listener. In
modern linguistic studies, language influences the interlocutor, thus regulating personal relationships,
mental state and behavior [18]. Speech influence is the object of research not only in linguistics, but also in
a number of the related sciences mentioned above. Speech influence in a broad sense is any speech
communication in terms of its target conditionality. It is verbal communication, described from the side of
one of the communicators, when he/she considers himself/herself as a subject of influence, and his/her
interlocutor – as an object [19]. According to O.S. Issers, speech influence implies that the subject regulates
the activities of another person, which to some extent is free to choose his/her actions and focuses on his/her
needs [20, p. 23].</p>
      <p>
        One of the most effective types of hidden influence is language manipulation. Psychologists interpret
manipulation as a type of psychological influence that leads to a hidden motivation of another person to
intentions that do not coincide with his/her actual desires [
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref13">13</xref>
        ]. The semantic field of the concept of
manipulation contains the “negative” intention of the speaker and the hidden (not obvious to the listener)
nature of influence. The manipulative functions of discourse generate a hidden layer of linguistic data that
is not easy to separate from purely informative content. Verbal manipulation can be seen as a complex,
multi-stage, step-by-step procedure (as in the case of advocacy and advertising campaigns). Or else, it can
be a single, relatively simple act of influencing the recipient in interpersonal communication. Discourse
becomes manipulative not due to the use of specific lexical or grammatical units, but, above all, through
the association with the intentions of the speaker, the vague influence of the nature of expression, the
conditions of communication (social context). The language has many tools for the implementation of
manipulative goals. Linguistic manipulation is distinguished by linguistic markers of different levels, which
help to interpret the intentions of the speaker [21]. Linguistic manipulation is manifested in the verbal
address of the speaker, who regulates the behavior of the interlocutor through language, encouraging
him/her to enter into a conversation or improve it, supplement if necessary. The speaker can either stimulate
an appropriate verbal or nonverbal response, or exert indirect influence to form certain emotions and
perception necessary for the speaker. In perspective, the perception is intended to create such behavior that
the speaker was targeting, on the part of the listener. By influencing a person, we strive to create his/her
behavior in accordance with our needs.
      </p>
      <p>Depending on the sphere of mental activity that participates and dominates in the process of
communication, there are rational and emotional types of speech manipulation. In attempt to influence the
behavior of the interlocutor, the speaker can influence his/her rational sphere. To do this, he/she uses
convincing facts and arguments that affect people's consciousness. The purpose of emotional manipulation
is to express the emotions of the speaker and acquire the appropriate emotional response of the listener,
which will lead to changes in his/her behavior. Direct emotional manipulation is realized through the initial
appeal to the rational side of the listener. Indirect emotional manipulation is performed by creating imagery,
error in logical thinking [19]. Depending on the nature of the speaker-listener interaction, direct
manipulation involves the fact that the speaker openly states his/her requirements to the listener of the
manipulation. Whereas, indirect manipulation is aimed at the environment, not at the listener. Given the
speech act, there are intentional or unintentional manipulations. In the case of intentional linguistic
manipulation, the subject is directed to a specific result by the object of manipulation. Unintentional
language manipulation is involuntary because the subject is not aimed at achieving results from the listener.</p>
      <p>According to the type of speech act, manipulation can be the following.
1. Social (socially uninformative speech acts with clichés in the form of greetings, oaths, prayers)
2. Volitional (speech acts, which are accompanied by the will of the speaker in the form of orders,
requests, refusals, advice, etc.)
3. Information-evaluation (speech acts that establish public morality, legal interpersonal emotional
relations in the form of condemnation, praise, accusations, insults, threats)</p>
      <p>The reaction of the addressee is the basis for discrimination of the following types of linguistic
manipulation.</p>
      <p>1. Evaluative (change of the speaker-listener attitude)
2. Emotional (formation of the general emotional mood)
3. Rational (reconstruction of the categorical structure of personality consciousness, introduction of
new categories)</p>
      <p>According to the direction of the interlocutor, the manipulation can be focused on the person or society.
Personality-oriented language manipulation is aimed at the listener by the speaker, who creates the image
of his/her interlocutor to achieve the desired effect. In the case of society-oriented manipulation, the speaker
does not create the image of an individual listener, but a generalized image of the group as a whole. Each
type of linguistic manipulation can help regulate the activity of the interlocutor and change his/her behavior
[19]. The theory of linguistic manipulations involves the differentiation of manipulative and actualized
manipulations and productive as well as unproductive manipulations. Such differentiation of means of
manipulation within the framework of communication takes the form of a hierarchy, which reflects different
levels of communicative skills of language use. Unproductive manipulation occupies the lower part of the
hierarchy, while speech actualization is at the top.</p>
      <p>
        In psychology, the term manipulation is defined as a type of psychological attachment, which in the case
of skillful implementation leads to a hidden provocation of other people's intentions that do not meet his/her
real demands and incentives to perform actions necessary for the manipulator [
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref13">13</xref>
        ]. Linguistic manipulation
is based on mechanisms that force the listener to perceive verbal messages uncritically and help to create
illusions and misconceptions that affect the emotions of the recipient and force him/her to perform actions
that are beneficial to the speaker. An unproductive form of manipulative attachment is associated with the
desire to secretly influence the consciousness of the interlocutor in order to cause psychological discomfort
for him/her. Unproductive manipulation is linguistically aimed at the manifestation of power over the
interlocutor, demonstrating his/her imperfection, inferiority, which leads to subordination to the
requirements of the speaker. The purpose of productive manipulation is to win a communicative partner
and manipulate his/her behavior through the use of his/her weaknesses. In this case, the initiator of
communication becomes a voluntary donor, who positions his/her interlocutor in a situation of social
wellbeing, status advantage.
      </p>
      <p>The simplest means of manipulation are compliments and flattery. Both productive and unproductive
manipulations of the addressee's behavior involve the impact on his/her emotional sphere, in contrast to
other forms of strengthening the will, which appeal to the rational sphere [19].</p>
      <p>The highest form of language interaction and manipulation is communication at the level of cooperative
actualization, i.e., the optimal alternative to effective communication. The main behavioral indicator of the
actualization agent is respect for the individualism of the interlocutor, fundamental equality and
transparency of manipulation methods [21]. Therefore, mastering the actualization of communication is not
an easy task.</p>
      <p>As a result, manipulative forms predominate in everyday life. One of the most productive types of hidden
influence is language manipulation. Techniques of linguistic manipulation are used and will always be used.
There will be created new methods of linguistic manipulation, which we simply will not be able to
counteract.</p>
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      <title>3. Methods revealing ambiguous nature of the coronavirus reddit posts</title>
      <p>If the conversation exchanges reach their high lever on the verge of conflict situation, one may find ways
to manage it effectively. The conflict solving modes mentioned in previous papers [22, 23], though active
in oral utterances, may be preferably implicitly applied to textual online community environment. What is
worth mentioning is the fact that all disputable statements to be further analyzed are automatically
considered to be manipulative, as it was mentioned above (Paragraph 2) that any linguistic influence
imposed through statements between users implicitly or explicitly causes hidden or direct type of
manipulation. Conducting semantic analysis of the textual fragments in comment discussion charts,
particular linguistic markers are considered when marking statements as disputable and manipulative.</p>
      <p>The purpose of the paper – linguistically discover cognitive patterns interrelated with implications as well
as explications applying linguistic markers within the chosen Reddit comment sections of discussion charts.
Afterwards, they will be thoroughly semantically analyzed. Moreover, manual results are to be compared with those
conducted automatically applying a software textual analysis program which detects linguistic and
psychological markers and patterns, which was previously applied in other articles and proved its analytical
efficiency. It is called Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count (LIWC, https://liwc.wpengine.com/results/). In
earlier papers such Reddit news post rubric as Coronovirus megathread was studied [22], as this news firstly
loomed on the horizon of news feed. That time, the pandemic process was evolving in its initial stage. Now, it
is worth further studies in this news field in order to spot the global virus peculiarities in terms of cognitive
shifts and psycholinguistic conversation behavioral patterns. This time, Reddit Coronavirus Community is a
study basis. Therefore, there is one more task: to compare the textual semantic analysis of the previous paper
[22, 23] with this one taking into account textual interpretative features along with conflict modes and their
manipulative embodiment. The disputable modes are applied to both previous and current rubrics along with
their comment sections within certain discussion charts. What is more, LIWC software textual analysis
initially conducted manually and then automatically was to be applied to this paper and the previous one
[23]. Eventual results are considered to be analyzed in a linguistic aspect as well as to be interpretatively
contrasted and compared.</p>
      <p>In previous articles the attention was paid to the Reddit section of disputable opinions as there one can
find a bulk of controversial comments (Fig. 1).</p>
      <p>But this time, the accent was shifted to the Community Reddit feed in order to contrast two converse
Reddit structural features. In this Community, subreddit entitled r/Coronavirus
(https://www.reddit.com/r/Coronavirus/comments/m44ecb/vaccines_should_end_the_pandemic_despite_
the/?sort=controversial), we discovered the most commented rubric with a key word ‘vaccine’ to compare
preliminary semantic analysis findings conducted in [22], which were committed to the ‘initial phase’ of
Coronavirus, with today’s pandemic ‘final evolving phase’ of Covid-19. Actually, firstly, such entitled
rubric was chosen as the most disputable Reddit news feet at the time, but for the time being, it has served
to be a reason for further comparison of semantic analysis results. What is more, this Community has an
option to be filtered by flair which clarifies the query wanted (Fig. 2). Although we did not specify the flair,
our rubric under analysis was chosen automatically to be from USA. The rubric can be sorted by the
following comments: best, top, new (suggested), controversial, old, Q&amp;A, out of which we choose
controversial to make it easier to trace the disputable nature of comments as well (Fig.3).</p>
      <p>Unlike Reddit news section, Community members make a reference to the web source, mark it in order
to further comment and expand into lengthy discussion (Fig.4).</p>
      <p>In our case, the article is taken from The Harvard Gazette, which is marked by rubric Health &amp; Medicine.
One more opposite structural characteristic is that discussion charts do not have titles as there is one
common Coronavirus Community. This can be considered as disadvantage, since apart from semantic
analysis, we have to conduct preliminary linguistic contextual analysis aiming at implicitly and explicitly
reveal potential headings for discussion charts. This way, we allocate the most frequent linguistic markers
with manipulative and disputable implications according to the following headings.</p>
      <p>1. Mental virus-vaccine effects
2. Virus-vaccine ‘geography’</p>
      <p>Such heading allocation was firstly performed manually, using linguistic interpretive analysis,
contextual analysis revealing implicit and explicit nature of discussion utterances (predominantly in phases,
sentences and full passages), which was later successfully proved automatically.</p>
      <p>The first heading – mental virus-vaccine effects – involves social manipulative psycholinguistic
material concerning Community member’s speculations on how Coronavirus and vaccination affect society
in general. The discussion thread topics range from deep psychological problems, hopes and predictions to
primitive typical chats.</p>
      <p>The second heading – virus-vaccine ‘geography’ – covers location-centered manipulative statistics and
places of expansion with fearful facts and debates on warning and taking actions. Here, the accent is made
on current ongoing epidemic situation.</p>
      <p>Currently, by conducting semantic analysis, we allocate semantic groups according to the previous
headings, which are grouped in accordance with those introduced by the automatic LIWC tool (Fig.5 and
Fig.6).</p>
      <p>We apply conflict solving modes previously used in [22] to the Coronavirus Community comments. The
first discussion heading chart is shown below. It is followed by linguistic markers (in bold, italics) implying.
1. Negative emotions: people lose their minds (mental problems+personal factor),
(accommodating, avoiding); go into fantasy land (mental problems+personal factor), (avoiding); just
believing what they want to (mental problems+personal factor), (avoiding); this remains a minor
concern (mental problems), (collaborating); If we can't get it wiped out, part of the world will remain
a petri dish for better versions of the virus (negative prediction), (collaborating), unless you’re dumb
enough to throw a massive part (mental problems+personal factor+cognitive processes), (competing);
Wow not having anyone in your yard is crazy (negative prediction), (collaborating); It’s been hard
mate, trust me (negative prediction), (avoiding); someone dealing with a severely mentally ill family
member (mental problems+personal factor), (avoiding); The mental health support is so bad (negative
prediction), (avoiding)
2. Positive emotions: everything is going to be just fine and dandy (promising hopes),
(collaborating); Try reading the more positive news articles (advice+cognitive process),
(collaborating); why can’t we open everything, when will we open..it might change if data proves
(promising hopes), (collaborating); they just keep saying he seems to be fine (promising hopes),
(collaborating); Its totally possible this thing ends via vaccines (promising hopes), (collaborating);
We're going to go back to living our lives (promising hopes), (collaborating); we just have to accept the
level of risk and move on (promising hopes), (collaborating); We take appropriate precautions and
move on with our lives (promising hopes), (collaborating); Paradise is on the horizon (promising
hopes), (collaborating); but yes it will help a lot in suppressing the virus out of an active pandemic state
(promising hopes), (collaborating); begin to come up with a long term recurring vaccination plan
(promising hopes), (collaborating); Well I'm pretty sure that's the plan (promising hopes+personal
factor), (collaborating); Forget the vaccine and COVID (promising hopes), (collaborating); I'm still
hopeful that the vaccine efficacy is enough to end.. (promising hopes+personal factor),
(collaborating); we will hopefully adapt to coexist with COVID (promising hopes), (collaborating)
3. Cognitive processes: Sorry guys, not how reality works (explicitness of instability+negative
emotions), (avoiding), but there's a real risk that this becomes perpetual (implicitness of
instability+negative emotions), (avoiding), Mental health needs to be taken more seriously
(explicitness of instability+negative emotions), (collaborating); Even the most cautious people ..
having people over outdoors pretty much the whole time (explicitness of instability+negative
emotions), (collaborating); Many if not most people ignore that rule (works (explicitness of
instability+negative emotions), (avoiding); There are many things that "could" kill you tomorrow
(explicitness of inevitability+negative emotions), (accomodating)</p>
      <p>Manually, more than 100 textual fragments of the first discussion chart were thoroughly analyzed, but
it was given partially above to generally illustrate the process of semantic textual analysis. Such features as
reference to personal factor and social words are discovered automatically but manually there was no
necessity to allocate them separately as they were considered while analyzing (e.g., marked with pluses).
This way, we prove with an automatic program report that there is an equal number of positive emotions
and negative ones in the comments. It can be substantiated that such Reddit rubric is neither positive nor
negative, we have a case of mere mental processes aiming at bridging the gap between long-term pandemic
stagnation and finding ways to eradicate that. The increase in social words factor may be substantiated by
frequent semantics of personal mental problems marked linguistically.</p>
      <p>To compare the average percentage results of the first heading concerning the Reddit comments
semantic analysis with our data (Fig.5), one should note no particular frequency of any semantic field
subdivision (social words, positive emotions, etc.) – the percentage figures are even lower than the average
amount. Such instability in textual comment fragments prove general insufficient attention paid to such
Reddit rubric, what cannot be said about cognitive processes. They are ranked higher than the average
percentage, what is proved both manually and automatically. The Reddit Coronavirus rubric debates have
been actively considered involving factual base of statements following personal deductions, which are
proved by singling out linguistic markers denoting them.</p>
      <p>The second discussion heading chart is shown below. It is followed by linguistic markers (in bold,
italics) implying.</p>
      <p>1. Negative emotions: Yah but that’s a personal choice so they can get sick (fear+personal factor),
(accommodating, avoiding); No shit, they’re wanting to keep us locked down for as long as they want...
(fear+personal factor), (avoiding); Enforcement of this is obviously pretty low though (fear),
(avoiding); Tired of the “maybe small gatherings by July” bullshit (fear+personal factor), (avoiding)
2. Positive emotions: that will likely only be true for places with easy access to super high efficacy
vaccines (promising hopes), (collaborating); and has the ease-of-deployment advantage (promising
hopes), (collaborating); and we’re smashing targets for vaccinations every week (promising hopes),
(collaborating); The UK is doing very well with their vaccination pace (promising hopes),
(collaborating); There are well over 4,000 variants already sequenced (promising hopes),
(collaborating); I’m happy to live in one that is mostly open now (promising hopes), (collaborating); I’m
glad it’ll end (promising hopes), (collaborating); Personally, I'm looking ahead to near normal
conditions (promising hopes+personal factor), (collaborating); perfectly expected that we're figuring
out that the vaccines are working well (promising hopes), (collaborating); Seems perfectly fair
(promising hopes), (collaborating)
3. Cognitive processes: if …controlled the virus, we'd have an accurate guess (explicitness of
action+positive emotions), (collaborating); Am I the only one seeing a bit issue in this statement?
(explicitness of action+positive emotions), (collaborating); I really think mask mandates should
remain in place in certain industries (explicitness of action+positive emotions), (collaborating)
Manually, more than 110 textual fragments of the first discussion chart were thoroughly analyzed, but
it was given partially above to generally illustrate the process of semantic textual analysis. Such features as
reference to personal factor and social words are discovered automatically but manually there was no
necessity to allocate them separately as they were considered while analyzing (e.g., marked with pluses).
Here, we prove with a computerized report that positive emotions prevail in the comments, as applied
linguistic markers helped to determine semantic coloring of hope for normal life conditions involving
vaccination.</p>
      <p>In attempt to contrast the balanced ratio outcomes of the first heading concerning the Reddit comments
semantic analysis with our data (Fig.6), one should note no particular frequency of any semantic field
subdivision (social words, positive emotions, etc.) – the percentage figures are even lower than the average
amount (Table 1). Such instability in textual comment fragments prove general insufficient attention paid
to such Reddit rubric, what cannot be said about cognitive processes. They are ranked higher than the
average percentage, what is proved both manually and automatically. The Reddit Coronavirus rubric
debates have been actively considered involving factual base of statements following personal deductions,
which are proved by singling out linguistic markers which helped to denote them.</p>
      <p>To sum up, the two allocated headings – mental virus-vaccine effects and virus-vaccine ‘geography’ –
have manipulative, disputable nature as it was discovered linguistically, mainly semantically and more
explicitly than implicitly. All semantic fields singled out (mental problems, negative prediction, promising
hopes for future, advices, instability situation, inevitable processes, fear and taking action) are being
manipulated in a disputable way between users’ statements and mass media as well. Specific personal
accents were linguistically marked and spotted manipulatively in the first heading, as people are bombarded
from each corner with the same informative volume, thus affecting personal state of mind with future health
consequences. The semantic group of positive emotions prevails as we face hopes for ‘healthier’ life in
future than positive virus-vaccination prediction. More negativity is expressed linguistically through
personal health experience than manipulative personal fearful states. Concerning cognitivism, first heading
semantics is linguistically marked by warnings, threats, consciousness manipulations rather than taking
action plans, manipulative rhetoric questions in the second heading comment section.</p>
      <sec id="sec-3-1">
        <title>Negative</title>
        <p>emotions
3.3
1.6</p>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-3-2">
        <title>Cognitive processes</title>
        <p>18.2
13.7</p>
      </sec>
    </sec>
    <sec id="sec-4">
      <title>4. Contrasting both reddit disputable situation results</title>
      <p>In earlier papers [22, 23], studies were conducted concerning the disputable Reddit comment nature and
comment discussion charts were under deep analysis on textual semantic analysis with an application of
linguistic markers to drastic conflict resolution. One comment section we have to compare with the one
under analysis (Table 3) is Coronavirus megathread rubric discussion chart (Table 2).</p>
      <p>First of all, a question arises in terms of possibility to compare 4 post comment sections and current 2
comment sections. The answer is that statistically the amount of textual fragments accounts for their similar
number not less than 100 discussion charts. Moreover, one should not forget that Table 2 represents post
comment sections on the basis of the Reddit Unpopular opinion rubric unlike Table 3 shows the Reddit
Coronavirus Community comments, which do not have such an automatic function to group comments by
topics (headings). That is why, we have to interpret each discussion chart comment to make it divided into
2 comment section. There was no reason to classify the comments into more sections as all cognitive
processes in this Reddit Community involve 2 main spheres: virus-vaccine mental effects and virus-vaccine
ongoing situation.</p>
      <p>Let us analyze the comment section of the current Reddit Coronavirus Community discussion chart. As
the topic of Coronavirus has a negative implication in its essence, all statements referring to it render
disputable, mainly manipulative features. Such conflict resolution strategy as compromising was not
applied to none of the previously allocated textual fragments as there was nothing to negotiate, users mainly
firmly state their opinions without seeking support or mutual common ground – that was rather a topic for
inner ‘cry’. Accommodating technique was inherent to both first and second comment sections. Both
techniques of accommodating are implicitly revealed as they, in most of their cases, denote accepting of
the real facts, following the current state of mind involving personal factors. None of the analyzed
discussion charts had been applied to competing conflict resolution strategy but one manipulative example
illustrating challenge to get together in pandemic. The avoiding strategy is inherent to negative emotions,
desire to sidestep health problem issues. The first comment section is more frequent in inner cognitive
processes to quit, escape reality, inability to stand current situation than the second one, which is uncovered
by certain linguistic markers denoting virus restrictions and rude behavioral patterns. Analyzing content
input and identifying main current concerns is inherent to collaborating conflict resolution strategy,
frequency of the first of which is higher than that of the second one, as internal human desires strive for
mutual efforts to persist the pandemic mood are fairly on the verge of taking actions rather than expressing
promising hopes, which are explicitly revealed in the second Community comment section.</p>
      <p>Now, to contrast and compare our current results concerning application of conflict solving modes with
the previous one (Table 2), we may firmly agree with the fact that no compromising resolution was applied
to the allocated Coronavirus rubric textual fragments. What concerns accommodating resolution strategy,
the same frequency figures were considered, which proves the similarity of acceptance of the ongoing
process concerning current pandemic situation. The main manipulative feature in this term of textual
fragments being applied to accommodating strategy is mere quitting one’s own desires to persist virus
obsession. The strategy of competing is much higher, as dramatically assertive linguistic markers were
revealed denoting given choice to be alive or die, to get infected on purpose, etc. Though the same negative
virus semantics dominated in the previous rubric, the frequency of application of avoiding strategy is
comparatively low. It may be substantiated by the fact that no reality escape was predicted, all issues were
shifted to whether collaborative or competing strategy modes. Collaborating conflict resolution is pretty
low in comparing frequencies, as there was no strong necessity to support mutual inability to take actions
or maintain conversation rudeness.</p>
      <p>The most distinctive feature between those two general comment sections is the fact that statements
singled out in the previous paper on Coronavirus rubric were represented in a form of words, phrases
involving exclamations, linking words, rude vocabulary denoting speculations on probable virus situation
scenarios. As users were not so profoundly aware of the pandemic as they are nowadays, their form of
discussion was abrupt, rhetoric, required lots of contradictions. Current textual semantic analysis proved
that statements in Coronavirus Community comment sections resemble a form of sentences, which we had
to contract in order to vividly demonstrate those essential marked parts. This way, sentences were more
substantiated, as users seemed to operate factual base of the situation for the time being, thus manipulating
users’ consciousness in a way to provoke disputes on issues. But such drastic disputes as in the previous
analysis were not spotted, as facts and knowledge base concerning virus-vaccination initial and ongoing
phases hindered conflict situations and fostered collaboration.</p>
    </sec>
    <sec id="sec-5">
      <title>5. Discussion on the social platform comment analysis considering semantic and statistical aspects</title>
      <p>This paragraph is based on the preliminary results discovered above (Paragraph 3, Table 1) in order to
compare and contrast results from the previous paper [22], (Table 4) taking into account semantic groups
in both comment sections.</p>
      <p>The first semantic group that was revealed is reference to personal factor. Similar to our current findings,
no personal pronoun peculiarities were revealed. Even if statements referring to personal factors in both
findings being involved into such semantic groups as negative and positive emotions, which was revealed
manually, no particular manifestation was proved by software application (0 cases).</p>
      <p>The second semantic group is entitled negative emotions, which in previous research had 19 cases in
total of each comment section, in current analysis – 23 cases, which proves more awareness of the terrifying
consequences of virus we face nowadays. These results were proved manually and by program tool.</p>
      <p>The third semantic group is called positive emotions, which previously fixed 12 cases and currently we
have 24 of them. It is substantiated by interpreting the fact that today users hope for better situation as
vaccine appeared and more restrictions are being unlocked. These results are more reliable using manual
analysis as automatic tool, in our case, proved equal amount of positive and negative emotions in the second
rubric heading, which seemed to be a misleading way of proof.</p>
      <p>The fourth semantic group is referred to cognitive processes, which in early paper had 9 cases which is
equal to our analysis with the same number of 9 cases and is both manually and automatically proved.</p>
      <p>Eventually, let us contrast and compare frequency results established by LWIC software tool helpful in
conducting textual semantic analysis of the Reddit both rubric and community comment sections within
discussion charts. Table 5 is represented by total amount of frequency, where the first discussion chart
refers to previous rubric results, and the second – current Community comment section.</p>
      <p>Principally, the study is considered reliable if the software tool findings and manual textual semantic
analysis have a common ground and are not distorted. Nevertheless, such language inclination and linguistic
competency allows us to presume that manual findings tend to be more accurate. Involving manipulative
nature, disputable features of each statement allocated and thoroughly linguistically analyzed, we can state
that automatic tool proved manual analysis results precisely.</p>
      <p>I-words prevailed in the first discussion charts as short and abrupt statements are inherent to title-rubric
comment section, whereas within communities, opinion-centered approach is concerned. Positive emotions
dominated in the second discussion chart as both linguistically explicit and implicit manipulations of
promising ‘bright’ future in terms of mental Coronavirus health effects were greatly detected. Negative
emotions prevail in the second discussion chart being marked linguistically as fearful efforts to overcome
virus effects and its further mental problems. Unlike cognitive processes in the first discussion chart, the
second ones were substantiated mainly by the implicitly revealed instable health modes and explicitness of
taking actions to remain ‘unlocked’ under usual life conditions.</p>
    </sec>
    <sec id="sec-6">
      <title>6. Conclusion</title>
      <p>Ultimately, the linguistic investigation involved such aspects as general manipulative nature of textual
fragments and their disputable features. Contextual, linguistic and interpretative as well as textual semantics
analysis were applied to the Reddit Coronavirus Community comment section within the discussion charts.
Online communities were defined as a variety of social platforms for data dissemination, as well as conducting debates
followed by commenting and different types of posting opportunities. The notion of linguistic manipulation,
its features, types and general principles were considered.</p>
      <p>This time, Reddit discussion comment sections were chosen not from random Unpopular opinion rubric
but from Coronavirus Community rubric. Such choice was substantiated by required contrasting and
comparison of the previous findings on initial phase of Coronavirus rubric discussion charts with ongoing
phase of virus-vaccine effects and mental health consequences. Concerning textual semantic analysis,
semantic groups were singled out on the basis of linguistic comments, which were marked, analyzed both
implicitly and explicitly and proved as manually as statistically. For the latter purpose, such software tool as
LWIC revealing linguistic markers and psycholinguistic patterns’ encoding and decoding was applied.
After each paragraph justified linguistic comments were given.</p>
      <p>The Reddit disputable situation analysis which implies solving disputable modes, represented in
appropriate Tables, was performed. In addition, Tables of frequency of computerized fragment analysis of
the Reddit Coronavirus comments were provided. The statistic comparison of semantic analysis of both
Reddit Coronavirus posts was performed.</p>
      <p>In psycholinguistic perspective, social models of communicative behavior may be a ground for
discovering peculiarities of online communication affected by pandemic.</p>
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