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Evaluating cross-encoders for semantic similarity assessment in psychological questionnaires
Correlations between rating scales are commonly interpreted as evidence of convergent or discriminant validity, yet prior studies suggest that part of these associations may be attributable to semantic similarity between item wordings rather than to genuine construct overlap alone. Building on this
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