#4645Boricuas: Twitter reactions to the estimates of deaths by Hurricane María in Puerto Rico.

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Abstract
This study explores the sentiment expressed by Twitter users after the Harvard University report was released, reporting a death estimate of 4,645 Puerto Ricans following Hurricane María. Researchers utilized the NVivo addition NCapture to collect Twitter data including the hashtag #4645Boricuas. Thematic content analyses explored emergent themes within the hashtag. Geographic information systems (GIS) documented the location of Tweets and differences across geographical locations among Twitter users. The themes that emerged in #4645Boricuas included: disaster phases, media, psychological processes, and politics. GIS documented that Tweets from Puerto Rico were more likely to discuss themes of psychological processes, politics, and resilience compared with disaster phases or media. The present data highlights how individuals engage with Twitter to cope following the trauma of natural disasters.
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Authors García-Ramírez, Grisel M;Bogen, Katherine W;Rodríguez-Guzmán, Von M;Nugent, Nicole;Orchowski, Lindsay M;
Journal journal of community psychology
Year 2020
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10.1002/jcop.22295
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