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Social-emotional support was the most frequent code in COVID-19-related Duolingo discussion posts, followed by gratitude and pandemic

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q2 i? Among coded contributions, "social-emotional support" had the highest frequency (40 occurrences), "gratitude" second (30), and "pandemic" third (28). → Neuschafer 2022

Evidence

Neuschafer 2022

Neuschafer, T. (2022). Understanding Duolingo discussion boards as social-emotional support during the COVID-19 pandemic. Journal of Educators Online. https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1393729 doi:10.9743/jeo.2023.20.2.8

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Frequency counts came from coding the contributions of each discussion post in the netnographic dataset of around 4,000 contributions. The article also reports "gratitude" (30 occurrences) and "pandemic" (28 occurrences) as the next codes.

"The code with the highest number of contributors was "social-emotional support" contributions (40 occurrences). This code includes the sub-codes of "personal sharing" and "encouragement.""

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type claim
id socio-emotional-support-most-frequent-code
title Social-emotional support was the most frequent code in COVID-19-related Duolingo discussion posts, followed by gratitude and pandemic
description Social-emotional support was the most frequent code in COVID-19-related Duolingo discussion posts, followed by gratitude and pandemic
status review
evidence_strength moderate
newest_evidence 2022
generated by process:wiki-ingest on 2026-09-27
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