Assessing rigid modes of thinking in self-declared abortion ideology: natural language processing insights from an online pilot qualitative study on abortion attitudes

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RT @IU_DAMSS_Team: How rigid are people's self-declared #abortion ideologies? This study: https://t.co/bVVYz6psFr led by Dr. Valdez uses na…

28 Jul 2023

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How rigid are people's self-declared #abortion ideologies? This study: https://t.co/bVVYz6psFr led by Dr. Valdez uses natural language processing to explore the nuances of abortion attitudes and beliefs, highlighting the complexity of this issue. #publicop

28 Jul 2023

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RT @IU_DAMSS_Team: Abortion attitudes can be complex! Check out this innovative article led by DAMSS team member Dr. Danny Valdez. In this…

30 Jul 2022

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Abortion attitudes can be complex! Check out this innovative article led by DAMSS team member Dr. Danny Valdez. In this article, Dr. Valdez uses natural language processing to examine how abortion complexity may manifest during in-depth interviews through

20 Jul 2022

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