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A December 2024 study published in PLOS ONE by a team led by Simon Dubé at the Kinsey Institute found frequent emoji use correlates with higher emotional intelligence and specific attachment styles. The research, involving 320 adults, suggests emoji users are more attuned to the fragility of written warmth and use symbols to manage conversational tone.
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