Do New Romantic Couples Use More Similar Language Over Time? Evidence from Intensive Longitudinal Text Messages

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@kdcoduto https://t.co/XL57NRjQ5K

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@edwards_america lmao fr though mimi brinberg did a cool study https://t.co/EmKg8vsmAZ

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Ele disse, ela disse - e com o tempo os dois disseram https://t.co/065Pq6gZqs

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Using a corpus of 1+ million text messages obtained from 41 college-age couples who had been dating for less than 1 year, study finds romantic partners use of language becomes more similar over time. https://t.co/x7aIOD4VGp https://t.co/ziMZ3iVfjW

19 Apr 2021

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