Table 1 Emotional expression lexicon of science communication on rainstorm.
Emotional strategies | Connotation explanation | Representative words |
|---|---|---|
Conciliatory expressions | Calm the public’s tension and negative emotions in the face of the rainstorm, and advocate the public to calm down. | Calm down, panic, nervous, worried, don’t panic, cautious, preventable, avoidable, confident, prepared… |
Encouraging expressions | Encourage the public to take scientific preventive measures, learn and master escape techniques and self-rescue methods in advance. | Try, be prepared, come quickly, grasp in advance, have to, prevent and respond, how to self-rescue, self-rescue guide, should master, scientific self-rescue, and convey the truth… |
Mandatory expressions | It is mandatory for the public to take action in accordance with regulations. | Do not, it is necessary, it must not be taken lightly, please remember, it is urgent, it must be learned as soon as possible, do not eat, do not touch, strictly investigate, prohibit… |
Guiding expression | Provide feasible guidance and suggestions for the public to prevent rainstorm disasters. | Suggestions and knowledge! Try, how, and what should be done? How to prevent, need caution, safety precautions, why, how to protect, correct practices, how to form, safety knowledge… |
Emphasis expressions | Remind the public, draw their attention and vigilance, and guide them to consciously pay attention to relevant information. | Pay attention, transfer to those in need, be important, remind, be careful, pay attention in a timely manner, be vigilant, die, lose, remember, be deadly, closely monitor, pay attention to precautions, increase vigilance, have strong destructive power, pay attention in a timely manner, and give early warning! pay attention to prevention, it is crucial, especially important, useful, and can save lives… |
