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تعزيز الذات في تغريدات الكونغرس الأمريكية
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لقد وجدت الدراسات المسبقة أن المرأة تعزز ذاتيا أقل من الرجال بسبب القوالب النمطية الجنسانية.في هذه الدراسة، قمنا ببناء نموذج NLP القائم على بيرت للتنبؤ بما إذا كانت تغريدة الكونغرس توضح ذاتيا أو لا تفعل ذلك، ثم استخدم هذا النموذج لفحص ما إذا كان هناك فجوة بين الجنسين في الترويج الذاتي بين تغريدات الكونغرس.بعد تحليل مليوني تغريد في الكونغرس في الفترة من يوليو 2017 إلى مارس 2017، السيطرة على عدد من العوامل التي تشمل الحزب السياسي والغرفة والعمر، عدد المصطلحات في الكونغرس وعدد التغريدات اليومية وعدد المتابعين، وجدنا أن النساء في الكونغرسفي الواقع أداء المزيد من الترويج الذاتي على تويتر، مما يدل على انعكاس المعايير الجنسانية التقليدية حيث تعزز النساء الذاتي أقل من الرجال.
Prior studies have found that women self-promote less than men due to gender stereotypes. In this study we built a BERT-based NLP model to predict whether a Congressional tweet shows self-promotion or not and then used this model to examine whether a gender gap in self-promotion exists among Congressional tweets. After analyzing 2 million Congressional tweets from July 2017 to March 2021, controlling for a number of factors that include political party, chamber, age, number of terms in Congress, number of daily tweets, and number of followers, we found that women in Congress actually perform more self-promotion on Twitter, indicating a reversal of traditional gender norms where women self-promote less than men.
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