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Language or rating scales based classifications of emotions: computational analysis of language and alexithymia

Psychology

Language or rating scales based classifications of emotions: computational analysis of language and alexithymia

S. Sikström, M. Nicolai, et al.

Discover groundbreaking research by Sverker Sikström and collaborators on how language-based responses outperform rating scales in classifying emotional states, even amidst challenges posed by alexithymia. Their findings shed light on the nuanced capabilities of narrative emotions.

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