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Affective and Psycholinguistic Matching in German-English Words: Norms for Valence, Arousal, Word Frequency and Length for 40 Word Pairs
cognitive-psychologyembodied-cognitionemotionlanguagelinguisticspsycholinguistics-and-neurolinguistics
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