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Less Is Moral: A CHARMing Framework for Moral Foundations Detection in Endorsement Behaviour
Moral language plays a central role in shaping online endorsement and the diffusion of information, yet existing moral foundation detection systems often suffer from poor cross-domain generalization, weak rationale grounding, and reliance on costly prompting-based large language models (LLMs). We in
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