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Adding volition to word processing: Expected utility norms for 80,000 English words and multiword expressions
This study examined the concept of word usefulness by analyzing expected utility ratings for over 80,000 English words and multiword expressions. Participants used best–worst ratings to indicate how useful it is to know each word/expression. Our findings show a high level of agreement regarding the
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