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For example, Zhang et al [37] found that Twitter users with depression would respond to the pandemic and post tweets later than those without depression. This may indicate the heterogeneity in the emotional responses regarding posting tweets, which could affect the accuracy of Twitter-estimated symptoms of mental disorders at different time points and induce its temporal correlation with CDC-reported prevalence.
JMIR Form Res 2022;6(12):e37582
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