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Mapping the Positive Self-Bias Embedded in Human Languages

2024-07-20

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<p>Whether humans inherently view themselves more positively than others underpins a fundamental question in psychology that has eluded scientific consensus for decades. Leveraging advancements in natural language processing to overcome limitations of behavioral research, this study employed word embeddings to investigate more nuanced societal-level positive self-bias in human languages and its universality across...

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4cc44400-e537-5bc2-adb6-b5bda6bff1fb
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10.31234/osf.io/mnv37_v1
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