How to infuse emotion and tone into prompts to align with user search habits?

When designing prompts, accurately aligning with users' emotional needs and tone preferences during searches can more precisely capture search intent. Typically, it is necessary to combine the emotional tone of the search scenario (such as anxiety, need, interest) with users' common expression habits to make the prompt closer to natural search behavior. Information query scenarios: Users often use neutral interrogative tones like "how" and "steps". Prompts can incorporate plain expressions such as "detailed steps" and "clear instructions" while reducing emotional vocabulary. Problem-solving scenarios: Users often feel anxious or urgent. Words with positive导向 such as "quickly resolve" and "effective methods" can be added to echo their psychology of seeking solutions. Interest exploration scenarios: Users usually have curiosity or interest. Prompts are suitable for using a relaxed tone like "interesting" and "worth knowing" to enhance content appeal. It is recommended to adjust the tone of prompts by analyzing the emotional tendencies in users' search terms (such as the frequency of words like "urgent" and "recommend"), or test the click-through rates of different emotional expressions to gradually optimize and align with the search habits of target users.