
ISSN-e: 2542-3401
Período: eneroŰmarzo, 2026
Universidad, Ciencia y Tecnología
Vol. 30, Núm. 130 (pp. 98Ű107)
Finalmente, el estudio contribuye a la literatura al ofrecer evidencia empírica sobre el papel del
capital emocional digital en la conĄguración de jerarquías sociales contemporáneas, destacando la
importancia de abordar las redes sociales desde enfoques integradores y no exclusivamente problema-
tizadores. Futuras investigaciones podrían profundizar en análisis longitudinales, incorporar variables
algorítmicas y explorar estrategias de diseño de plataformas orientadas a reducir la exclusión simbólica
y a potenciar experiencias digitales más equitativas y emocionalmente sostenibles.
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