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Stylistic and linguistic variations in compliments: an empirical analysis of children's gender schema development with machine learning algorithms

Linguistics and Languages

Stylistic and linguistic variations in compliments: an empirical analysis of children's gender schema development with machine learning algorithms

X. Liao and Y. Zhang

This study by Xinyu Liao and Yanhui Zhang investigates how children's gender schemas influence their language styles in compliments. Through oral discourse tasks involving 25 Mandarin-speaking children, the research reveals that girls demonstrate a heightened awareness of gendered language, particularly through their less positive imitated compliments. Discover the intriguing dynamics of gendered communication among pre-adolescents!

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