Psychology

Moral attitudes towards effort and efficiency: a comparison between American and Chinese history

A. X. Chen, S. Sun, et al.

This research, conducted by Amber X. Chen, Shaojing Sun, and Hongbo Yu, explores the evolution of moral attitudes towards effort and efficiency in the US and China through advanced natural language processing. The study reveals intriguing cultural patterns tied to sociocultural variables and offers significant insights into the historical psychology of moral attitudes.

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