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Language-Based Mental Health Assessments Do Not Perform Evenly Across Racial and Ethnic Groups
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Psycholinguistic tools that estimate psychological symptoms from language alone aim to provide unobtrusive assessments without needing questionnaires or clinicians. Researchers largely assume that these assessments function equivalently across demographic groups. We tested this assumption in a racia
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