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Selective reproduction of spatial–emotional mappings in large language models
The vertical-valence metaphor refers to the association between emotional valence and vertical space, whereby positive and negative emotions are linked to upward and downward directions, respectively. While this mapping has been robustly observed in human cognition, it remains unclear whether such a
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