Fig. 1: Loneliness and depression have large overlaps in language markers, illustrated by words and phrases and top four Facebook topics. | npj Mental Health Research

Fig. 1: Loneliness and depression have large overlaps in language markers, illustrated by words and phrases and top four Facebook topics.

From: Head versus heart: social media reveals differential language of loneliness from depression

Fig. 1: Loneliness and depression have large overlaps in language markers, illustrated by words and phrases and top four Facebook topics.The alternative text for this image may have been generated using AI.

All correlations in the table are controlled for age and gender. The collections of words and phrases results are present with a minimum significant level at p < .05. Risk = correlations with r > 0, protective = correlations with r < 0. r = Pearson’s correlation coefficient, the range of r values: [min r-value, max r-value]. 95% CI 95% confidence interval: [lower bound, upper bound]. ***p < .001, **p < .01. *p < .05. All p-values were corrected using the Benjamini–Hochberg False Discovery Rate correction. The font size of the word in each word cloud represents the correlation strength, the larger the size the stronger the correlation was.

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