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The Short General Attitudes Towards Artificial Intelligence Scale in Japan: Psychometric Validation and Exploratory Measurement Invariance with the Original UK Sample
As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly widespread, reliable measures of general attitudes toward AI are needed to understand public responses, and cross-national comparisons require evidence of measurement equivalence. This study addressed two objectives: validating the Short General A
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