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Tracking group identity through natural language within groups

LIWC Research Series: To what degree can we determine people's connections with groups through the language they use? In recent years,...

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Tracking Mental Health Risks and Coping Strategies in Healthcare Workers’ Online Conversations

LIWC Research Series: The mental health risks of the COVID-19 pandemic are magnified for medical professionals, such as doctors and...

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Tracking group identity through natural language within groups

LIWC Research Series: Millions of people participate in identity-based social media communities (e.g., Reddit’s political communities)....

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Within and Between-Person Differences in Language Used Across Anxiety Support Reddit Communities

LIWC Research Series: Although many studies have distinguished between the social media language use of people who do and do not have a...

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The impact of psycholinguistics in discriminating between fake news spreaders and fact checkers

Fake news is a threat to society. A huge amount of fake news is posted every day on social networks which is read, believed and sometimes...

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Novel Screening Tool System for Depressive Disorders using Social Media & Artificial Neural Networks

Depression is one of the most common mental health disorders with over 264 million people suffering from it. Improvement in screening...

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Anchoring in the past, tweeting from the present: Cognitive bias in journalists’ word choices

This study examines journalists’ language in their reporting and what their word choices reveal about their cognitive mindsets. Reporters...

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A Twitter- based personality analysis of superstar entrepreneurs and managers

In the Receptiviti LIWC Research Series, we highlight important research conducted using our platform and science that has implications...

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Lying Words: Predicting Deception From Linguistic Styles

In the Receptiviti LIWC Research Series, we highlight important research conducted using our platform and science that has implications...

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Characterizing Geographic Variation in Well-Being Using Tweets

LIWC Research Series: The language used in tweets from 1,300 different US counties was found to be predictive of the subjective...

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Automatic Detection and Prediction of Psychiatric Hospitalizations From Social Media Posts

LIWC Research Series: Researchers develop a model to predict psychiatric hospitalizations from social media language. Study results...

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The Impact of COVID-19 Epidemic Declaration on Psychological Consequences: Study on Weibo Users

LIWC Research Series: This study aims to explore how Covid-19 has impacted people’s mental health. Researchers complete an analysis of...

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