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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 of psychology, yet it has eluded scientific consensus for decades. Overcoming behavioral research’s limitations, advancements in natural language processing facilitate exploring more nuanced societal-level biases through text analysis. This study employed word embeddings to investigate the positive self-bias i...

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10.31234/osf.io/mnv37
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