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Norms for Emotional Valence and Polarity for 3,596 French Words: Implications for Lexical Processing
Language and emotion are closely interconnected, with words carrying affective properties, such as emotional valence, ranging from negative to positive with a neutral midpoint, and emotional polarity, which reflects the absolute distance from that midpoint. Although norms for emotional valence and p
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