active project
Linguistic Intergroup Bias
Research on how social-group framing and subtle linguistic choices shape descriptions of people, actions, responsibility, and social meaning.
This research thread uses computational methods to examine linguistic intergroup bias: how descriptions vary with social identity, group membership, agency, abstraction, and evaluative framing. The broader goal is to make patterns in language use inspectable without treating social meaning as a simple classification label.
- Role
- Research direction and implementation
- Period
- 2024-present
- Audience
- NLP researchers, social scientists, students