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Showing 1 to 18 of 18 for “"LIWC"”.
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Comparison of Text Analysis Programs for Identification of Emotional Expression
… of the previous model. Results indicate that LIWC 2001 and LIWC 2007 have a high validity in their ability to identify emotional expression; however, LIWC 2001 is superior in its precision of emotional identification. When comparing the results of LIWC 2001 and LIWC 2007 with human coders, …
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Word Counts in Response to Cognitively Demanding Essay Prompts as Reflections of General Cognitive Ability and Broad Cognitive Abilities
… using Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count (LIWC). Structural equation modeling was used to examine the relationship between GCA and word count categories as well as the relationship between broad cognitive abilities and word count categories. Latent GCA added incremental prediction of unique …
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The narrative arc : exploring the linguistic structure of narrative
… To do this, the Linguistic Inquiry Word Count (LIWC) text analysis program was used on a corpora composed of over 5,000 narratives. A five equal sized parts segmentation strategy was developed to track how narratives develop. Simple word count analyses of function and emotion words identified …
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Work experience, coherence, and well - being: an examination of coherence and later work measures
… from the Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count (LIWC) program of a later work-related interview. Links between linguistic variables were not found in study two.</p>
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Intersectionality and employment barriers: analyzing age and gender bias in job advertisements
… age biased language to develop a repository for LIWC to conduct a series of 2x2 factorial ANOVAs. A significant interaction was found between job industry and gender dominance in the gendered age language bias to indicate a young man candidate. Limitations, future directions, and implications are …
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Language Use Patterns Associated with Borderline Personality Pathology: A Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis
… and submitted to a text-analysis program (LIWC) to assess language use. Previous analyses focused on participants with elevated levels of borderline pathology and revealed moderate to high correlations between symptom frequency and several language categories. However, approximate …
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The friendly enemies: emergence effects in word choice for story generation responses to conceptual combinations
… by the Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count (LIWC) program, possibly indicating a potential for more action and description in stories generated from unusual prompts. The individual difference variables were not predictive of performance on the story task.
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Assessing Brand-Consumer Personality Congruence on Twitter: A Computational Textual Analysis Approach
… software Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count (LIWC; Pennebaker, Francis, & King, 2001) and a custom adapted adjective-based dictionary (Opoku, 2006) to examine BP in brand communication on Twitter. The primary goal of this study was to examine whether consumer engagement, either directly with …
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Implications of Tailoring Emotional Expression within an Expressive Writing Paradigm
… (linguistic tailoring based on word count [LIWC], tailoring based on selfreport measures [BEQ, CECS], and tailoring from a trained therapist) along with two control groups (standard expressive writing experimental and standard expressive writing control) were used. Specific health and mental …
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Investigating The Necessary Components of a Sarcastic Context
… along stylistic components (as indexed by the LIWC). However, none of these components were found to be necessary. Indeed in each case the items rated as highest in sarcasm were often at the lowest levels on the putative “necessary” characteristic. The ratings were then used to develop an …
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Cognition and Gender Diversity in Top Management Teams - A Comprehensive Analysis of Top Management Team Communication and Linguistic Patterns
… Using Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count (LIWC) methodology on a unique dataset of 294 quarterly earnings calls from Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) constituents (2016-2020), the findings reveal manager- and gender-specific linguistic patterns. Unlike prior CEO-focused research, this …
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The Role of Dreaming in Affect Regulation
… the Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count program (LIWC). Furthermore, participants rated their mood before and after sleep using the Positive and Negative Affect Schedule (PANAS). A mixed design ANOVA, with dream-half (1st versus 2nd dream-half), dream-point (1st versus 2nd half of the night) and …
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Examining the intersections of age, race, and mental health through linguistic analysis
The purpose of the current study was to examine patterns in the language used to describe individuals at different stages of the lifespan, and to determine through a framework of intersectionality, whether language use directed toward others differs in relation to perceived identity and social …
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Communal Coping as a Change Process in Couple-Focused Interventions for Health Problems
Communal coping—a process in which romantic partners view a problem or stressor as "ours" rather than "yours" or "mine" and engage in collaborative problem solving to address it —has emerged as an important predictor of health and treatment outcomes. This study investigated communal coping as a …
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An examination of gendered discourse in the discussion forums of online STEM courses
Women are underrepresented in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields, a problem that has roots in their disproportional enrollment and retention in STEM courses at the collegiate level. Increasingly, introductory courses across the STEM disciplines are offered online. In …
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Evaluative Thinking Amid Disaster
<p>Evaluation and emergency medicine have appreciable parallels and are likely to intertwine as they each evolve, especially in response to disasters or other pervasive problems that can worsen into the future. Evaluative thinking—which largely involves critical thinking, valuing, and other dynamic …
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Detecting Deceptive Impression Management Behaviors in Interviews Using Natural Language Processing
<p>Deceptive impression management (IM) is often used by applicants in employment interviews to improve their chances of receiving a job offer. Self-report measures of deceptive IM are typically used to evaluate interview faking in a lab setting but are limited when used in practice due to social …