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Beyond Likert Scales: Convergent Validity of an NLP-Based Future Self-Continuity Assessment from Verbal Data
Recent advances in Large Language Models (LLMs) offer new assessment approaches that can help overcome the limitations of traditional Likert-item scales in measuring complex, subjective constructs. To demonstrate this, we introduce and validate a novel LLM-based methodology for psychological assessm
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