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Spoken language biomarkers in Turkish-speaking schizophrenia patients: Evidence from linguistic analysis and word embeddings
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Schizophrenia (SZ) disrupts language in ways that may be universal across languages. This study investigated whether linguistic anomalies previously observed in SZ also occur in Turkish, a morphologically rich and agglutinative language. We hypothesised that SZ patients would differ from healthy controls (HCs) across multiple linguistic domains, including features typically sensitive to cross-linguistic variation.
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schizophrenia
Turkish language
linguistic anomalies
spoken language biomarkers
word embeddings
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