Qingzhi Ruby Zeng
@qingzhirubyzeng.bsky.social
PhD Candidate @University of Rochester | Researching speech and communication 💬 | Fascinated by individual differences in social interaction 👥 | She/her 🇨🇳
/5 Very thankful for the creative feedback and teamwork from Derek Lilienthal, @coralineiordan.bsky.social, @aaronstevenwhite.io, and @elisepiazza.bsky.social throughout this wonderful endeavor! 🙏
August 25, 2025 at 5:11 PM
/5 Very thankful for the creative feedback and teamwork from Derek Lilienthal, @coralineiordan.bsky.social, @aaronstevenwhite.io, and @elisepiazza.bsky.social throughout this wonderful endeavor! 🙏
/4 Expert ratings were also more independent of fine-grained linguistic & structural features of stories (e.g., word surprisal, semantic similarity between sentences). Our findings suggest that experts may use different, potentially more gist-like, mechanisms when judging stories.
August 25, 2025 at 5:11 PM
/4 Expert ratings were also more independent of fine-grained linguistic & structural features of stories (e.g., word surprisal, semantic similarity between sentences). Our findings suggest that experts may use different, potentially more gist-like, mechanisms when judging stories.
/3 When rating stories across 5 dimensions (creativity, imagination, novelty, complexity, cohesiveness), experts and novices shared a 2-dimensional latent story space represented by creativity & cohesiveness, but experts viewed relationships between story dimensions as more nuanced and independent.
August 25, 2025 at 5:11 PM
/3 When rating stories across 5 dimensions (creativity, imagination, novelty, complexity, cohesiveness), experts and novices shared a 2-dimensional latent story space represented by creativity & cohesiveness, but experts viewed relationships between story dimensions as more nuanced and independent.
/2 Then, we asked novices and creative writing experts to rate the stories on multiple dimensions and analyzed a) the structure of their rating spaces and b) the extent to which different linguistic features predicted different story dimensions.
August 25, 2025 at 5:11 PM
/2 Then, we asked novices and creative writing experts to rate the stories on multiple dimensions and analyzed a) the structure of their rating spaces and b) the extent to which different linguistic features predicted different story dimensions.