Antecedents and Consequences of Toxic Form

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Hi there, my name is Yan And today, I'll be introducing our work on exploring antecedents and consequences of toxicity in online discussions via a quantitative analysis on Reddit comments. So first about our motivation behind the study. Every day online, we see this kind of toxicity or toxic language, but we were interested in whether there are any common antecedents of toxicity. For example, it might originate from the user or the discussion context. And also, we were interested in the consequences of toxicity, namely, attracting more replies or recognition from other users. Also, we recognized two different types of toxicity here. So the first is the most traditional explicit language toxicity, and the second would be toxicity elicitation, which means it doesn't have to be toxic itself, but it elicits high toxicity in its replies. And this is just a side note of how we named the structure of the comments. So first, we explore related work and form hypotheses. So first, the literature