Cornell University. "If you're happy and you know it:
Researchers trail Twitter to track world's mood swings."
ScienceDaily, 29 Sep. 2011. Web. 30 Sep. 2011. Researchers at
Cornell Univeristy are comparing the correlation of daylight and
somebody's mood. The University is using social media, such as
Twitter, to research these affects. Before the social media, the
researchers were relying on some homogeneous samples. Now after
working with twitter, two researchers discovered two times a day
where the positive attitude was at its highest peak, these times
being early in the morning and again towards midnight. They
believe these times may be because of work related stress.They
also discovered positive feedback takes place on Saturday's and
Sunday's, as well. These patterns were continuous throughout
different cultures and countries. The researchers found no
correlation between daylight and mood but they did find a
correlation between the gradual decrease of day length between
summer and winter. After reading thi