Diabetes Topics Associated With Engagement on Twitter
ORIGINAL RESEARCH — Volume 12 — May 7, 2015
Instructions
Choose the categories that best describe the tweet content and tweet sender shown below. If a link is included please click on it to help you classify the tweet and tweet send accurately.
Tweet: #Diabetes rates skyrocket in kids and teens – USA TODAY
The tweet includes information about . . . (Choose all that apply):
The number or percentage of people with diabetes
Diabetes-related joke or sarcasm
Diabetes-related event (for example: walk or 5k, conference, awareness month)
A person’s success story (for example: good blood sugar, exercise)
A person’s failure or challenge (for example: bad blood sugar, eating candy)
Children with diabetes
Non-medical resources for diabetes (for example: recipes, cookbooks, weight loss tips)
Medical resources for diabetes (for example: new drug, alternative therapy, screening)
Diabetes related health problems (for example: heart disease, cancer, amputation, anxiety)
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The sender of the tweet seems to be a(n) . . .
Person
Organization
Sender description is blank
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Figure. A screen capture of an example tweet and the description of the Twitter user who sent the tweet along with the instructions for classifying the tweet into topic and user categories. At the bottom is the submit button.
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