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For questions about the psychology and neuroscience of the production and perception of oral and written language.
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What is the name of text analysis where emotional tone of words is analyzed? [duplicate]
I'm interested in knowing what can be learned about people by analyzing the emotional content of the words they use in casual speech or writing. I've heard it being referred to as " ... analysis".
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What is the neurobiological basis of the "inner voice" used for thought or reading?
I've recently experienced a number of hypnogogic near sleep states characterized by change in thinking (stage 1-2 sleep). I noticed that if I let go and get absorbed in the state, I can follow it.
I …
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How successful are modern (2015) sentiment analysis algorithms for identifying emotion?
I see a number of questions about implementing text sentiment analysis algorithms on StackOverflow, and am interested - how effective are sentiment analysis algorithms at identifying the mood/emotion …
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What is the opposite of an insult for the purposes of triggering lasting positive affect?
Over the centuries, western cultures have developed dozens of swear words, insults and curse words that are intended to trigger acute negative affect in the recipient. If one particular word does not …
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How does the brain learn what something is for the first time?
I'm trying to understand how the idea of what a thing is originates in humans.
For example, in computer science, it is possible to know what an object is and what it does, by examining its "parent/an …
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