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Self-reported emotional change in conversations with an emotional support assistant: an observational analysis in TerapIA
People who talk to an emotional support assistant usually want to feel a bit better by the time they stop talking. Measuring whether that happens, and under what conditions, is a different thing from proving clinical efficacy. We analyze the change in a continuous emotional score in [0, 1] that user
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