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Using Large Language Models to Contextualize Smiling in Psychotherapy Research
The meaning of a smile during conversation depends on what is being said, yet psychotherapy research has historically analyzed facial movements independently of context. We introduce a methodology that links both partners’ smiling in a dyadic setting to the sentiment of a speech turn (positive, neut
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