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In 1980 Robert Plutchik constructed a wheel-like diagram of emotions visualizing eight basic emotions, plus eight derivative emotions each composed of two basic one.

In 1980 Robert Plutchik constructed a wheel-like diagram of emotions visualizing eight basic emotions, plus eight derivative emotions each composed of two basic one.

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In today’s world, social media is considered as a necessary platform for the source of expressions, thoughts, point-of-views, and communication between people, that belongs to various walk of life. There are nearly 2.62 billion active users of different social networks, which is expected to be increased up to 3 billion users by 2021. The social net...

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