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Linguistic Markers of Self-Representation Reflect Daily Emotional Experiences in an Expressive Writing Study
The words people use provide important insights into their emotional experiences. Several measures for tracking emotions through language have been developed, including sentiment (i.e., the positivity and negativity of language) and I-usage (first-person singular pronoun use, thought to reflect nega
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