A person’s choice of words can be predictive of worsening symptoms of major depressive disorder, a new Yale study finds. Using both human evaluators and the large language model ChatGPT, researchers demonstrated that written responses to open-ended questions could be used to predict who would experience worse symptoms of depression weeks later.
Language sentiment can predict future changes in depression symptoms, study finds
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