“…We employed several well-established lexicons, such as Emolex (Mohammad and Turney, 2010) (10), Hedonometer (Dodds et al, 2011) (1), DAL (Whissell, 1989) (3), Warriner's Norms (Warriner et al, 2013) (3), Age of Adquisition (Kuperman et al, 2012) (1), Bristol familiarity and imaginary norms (Stadthagen-Gonzalez and Davis, 2006) (2), and WWBP lexicons (Schwartz et al, 2016(Schwartz et al, , 2013World Well-Being Project, 2017) which includes: PERMA (10), OCEAN (5), time-oriented (3) and affect-intensity lexicons (2). We also used MentalDisLex (Zirikly et al, 2016) (1) (2), determiners (1), word counts (1), mean word length (1), number of webpage links (1), lexical diversity (1)(mean fraction of different words among 100 random subsamples of 10 words) and the fraction of words semantically similar to several keywords 1 (8).…”