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Distinguishing the Language of Mental and Physical Health: A Sequential Evaluation with Model Preregistration of Automated Clinical Visit Interviews

2026-03-18

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<p>Background. Mental and physical health are correlated, yet are described differently in natural language. Standard symptom checklists may limit individuals from fully describing how they experience health problems. This study examines the distinction between how individuals linguistically describe mental and physical health.Method. We used the Sequential Evaluation with Model Pre-registration (SEMP) design to a...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/wx6ca_v1

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