What is the psychology of people who like punctuation when chatting?

What is the psychology of people who like punctuation when chatting? This question is timely and necessary.

First of all, I think that no matter what you write, you should punctuate it as long as you write more than two sentences. Because punctuation marks have clear expression content, complete sentences and words to express meaning, they can also give people a sense of rigorous and meticulous thinking.

Secondly, people who are used to using punctuation correctly, whether people or things, are more cautious and steady. They often think about it before they do it, plan it before they do it, and leave room for themselves.

Thirdly, people who like to use punctuation in chatting are mostly introverted people. Introverts are introverted and like to think twice before you act. The use of punctuation marks can reduce others' misunderstanding and make others understand their core ideas and key contents easily.

But this kind of people also have a defect, that is, they can't do things simply and neatly, and sometimes they drag their feet back and forth. At the same time, it will be indecisive and even miss the opportunity. Because, when they encounter problems, they will think repeatedly, compare in many ways, and even think of a perfect solution; When it comes to being a person and doing things, they often spend years struggling.

French psychologist Benjamin Schon Dolph said in his article "The Long Road to Learning and Accepting Self": Some people always swear, "I want to change everything I feel. Because I can't accept the life I feel. " In other words, everything has two sides. We should not only see our own advantages, but also our own shortcomings. Similarly, while seeing the shortcomings of others, we should also see the advantages of others.

Therefore, for those who like to use punctuation in chat, don't over-interpret it. As long as he thinks this is the best, as long as his practice does not hinder your communication, it is also a good habit to use punctuation, don't you think?

Thanks for inviting me. A person who likes to use punctuation marks in chatting is first of all a person who has learned to use punctuation marks. Their psychology is very healthy and there is no abnormal psychology. They know that all kinds of punctuation marks should be used in chatting to make it easy for people to understand.

Such a person should have the psychology of caring for others. They know how to let people catch their breath when reading articles, not tired, not plunged into the end, and not let people rest.

Such people are more rigorous and responsible. Whenever they write a little text, they should punctuate carefully. They can't let their words affect the language environment and leave a bad impression.

I really haven't met a chat without punctuation. It doesn't matter if he doesn't add a word or two occasionally. If more sentences become paragraphs, punctuation marks should be added.

When chatting, the person who likes punctuation marks shows that he is thoughtful, articulate and logical.

This kind of person who likes to use punctuation marks understands the important role of punctuation marks in writing or communicating with people. It can help people express different moods, different meanings and different feelings with the same sentence in different environments.

You should do it. Use a period to express a positive tone and a general statement. )

You should do it! An exclamation mark is used to express an exclamation tone, indicating urging. )

Shouldn't you do it? You must do it, or you can't do it without doing it. )

It is precisely because punctuation is so important that a punctuation mark is equivalent to a word when calculating the number of words in a composition in the Chinese marking of the senior high school entrance examination and the college entrance examination. Write a composition of not less than 800 words, including punctuation.

In daily life, when chatting with people, you should speak sentence by sentence, pause between sentences, and use punctuation to express your feelings, so that the other person will feel comfortable and happy chatting with you.

Isn't it normal to punctuate the chat? Should there be no punctuation in chatting?

What I said below, there must be a large group of people who don't like punctuation at ordinary times, jumping out to refute me!

People who love punctuation in chatting generally have the following advantages:

1. Learn Chinese well. In other words, this person's language is taught by the Chinese teacher, not the PE teacher.

2. They have clear thinking and accurate expression.

3. Delicate mind, good conduct and routine daily life.

4. Be considerate of others. Think about it, typing a lot of words is too verbose for others to read, and it is not easy to break sentences. A wrong sentence has a completely different meaning.

5. Strong sense of responsibility.

However, people who love punctuation also have shortcomings, that is, a little obsessive-compulsive disorder. Like me.

As for people who don't like to chat with punctuation marks-well, say it in the comments yourself!

Thank you for inviting me!

What is the psychology of people who like punctuation when chatting?

There are many reasons. First, emphasizing the importance of this sentence is to emphasize the tone; Second, the meaning of this sentence is that people who want to see it understand the meaning of this sentence; Third, warn the reader to pay attention to the details of this sentence, and let the reader follow the instructions (usually messages from elders or superiors).

In short, the psychology of people who like to add punctuation in chat is to be meticulous and meticulous, so that readers can pay attention to it.

He likes to add punctuation marks when chatting, which also depends on what kind of symbols he likes to add, so as to further infer his general character and behavioral psychology.

Different symbols express different meanings, even if the same symbol is used in different words and occasions, it will give people different feelings.

Like to add exclamation points!

This symbol is more common in leaders. Every time I see someone with an exclamation point at the end, I feel cautious. In particular, being told or reminded of work tasks will give people a sense of seriousness. Perhaps in the other person's mind, ending with an exclamation point can better reflect the importance and authority of this sentence, which means decision and semi-compulsion. I hope others can pay attention to it and follow it.

Of course, some people use exclamation marks, which really means to marvel. For example, a friend described the city he had just visited as "XX is so beautiful! The scenery in XX is simply wonderful! You must go and see it! " Emphasize the feeling of admiration through repeated sighs, hoping to arouse the recognition and goodwill of the other party.

I like to add periods.

Such people generally give people a kind of proper limit. I sometimes add a period, which means nothing. Just like writing an article. When I finish writing, I must add a full stop.

Like many other symbols, we can generally combine the psychology of daily chat with the symbol habits of ourselves or our familiar friends, and then infer the common psychology according to everyone's personality characteristics.

Like to use question marks, maybe he is a person who often likes to ask questions or express doubts. I like to use ellipsis to express my silence, and I can only use ellipsis as an embarrassing and polite reply. I like to use some special symbols or words. Maybe I just think it's interesting and want to add some fun to the chat. ...

There are many punctuation marks. In the process of chatting, everyone will have their own usage habits.

Apart from some punctuation marks that we often use, if you find someone who is particularly keen on a symbol, and the probability of this symbol appearing in the chat record with him is particularly high, don't be too surprised or have different views on the other party.

Habit is a terrible thing. When you are used to using something, you will often form a subconscious reaction in your daily life. Therefore, it is possible that he likes punctuation when chatting, which is really a habit for everyone, not just you. It is also possible that symbols can represent their own voices better than words.

In short, different chat situations can express different meanings, and we need to make targeted judgments according to each other's personality and the situation at that time, and we can't generalize.

I think it may be a habit not to judge a person's psychology according to his preference for punctuation marks. It varies from person to person and cannot be generalized. It has to be analyzed according to the specific scene. For example, if you ask a question that makes people speechless, others may. . . . such

Serious and responsible attitude and respectful behavior.

I am sincerely expressing my heart.

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