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Identifying self-disclosed anxiety on Twitter: A natural language processing approach.

Daniel ZarateMichelle BallMaria ProkofievaVassilis KostakosVasileios Stavropoulos
Published in: Psychiatry research (2023)
The digital footprint of self-disclosed anxiety on Twitter posts presented a high frequency of words conveying either negative sentiment, a low frequency of positive sentiment, a reduced frequency of posting, and lengthier texts. These distinct patterns enabled highly accurate prediction of anxiety diagnosis. On this basis, appropriately resourced, awareness raising, online mental health campaigns are advocated.
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