The Changes Of Social Justice Of Chinese Netizens In The Last Five Years

The sense of social justice refers to people's attitude and evaluation of the status quo on social justice.In previous psychology studies,the investigation of social justice often focused on the social justice of a certain group(especially the group of college students).Such research lacks a continuity and integrity perspective and it is difficult to respond to the needs of reality.To address this issue,this study examined the changes in the sense of social justice of Chinese Internet users from 2012 to 2016 through an analysis of Sina Weibo's text.Different from previous research on social justice,this study wants to explore a sense of social justice in a broader group and in a wider time span.Therefore,this study mainly uses a text analysis method based on the era of big data and computer information technology.Through the collection of microblogging texts related to social justice and analysis of their emotional values,personal pronoun use,and word frequency share,the Chinese netizens are described.Changes in social justice over the past five years.The results show that the sense of social justice of Chinese netizens has been slowly increasing over the past five years.Among them,the proportion of positive emotions is higher than negative emotions,and it gradually rises,while negative emotions have been maintained at a low and stable level.At the same time,in social justice-related topics,netizens are discussing themselves as subjects.In terms of the structure of social justice,the sense of social justice of Chinese netizens can be divided into five dimensions: procedural justice,value justice,distribution justice,interactive justice,and information justice.Of these five dimensions,procedural justice has maintained the highest proportion and has the highest degree of attention during the past five years.The attention in other dimensions is relatively low.