Want to send the right message? Don’t punctuate your texts — period.
A new Binghamton University study of 126 undergrads reveals that texts
ending with a period were seen as less sincere than those that left the
full-stop punctuation mark off.
The research team led by Celia Klin, an associate professor of
psychology at the SUNY school, showed the subjects text messages
featuring an invitation to an event — such as “Dave gave me his extra
tickets. Wanna come?” — followed by a receiver’s one-word affirmative
response.





