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unfolding In this context, unfolding means the way a speech pattern develops moment by moment over the course of an utterance.

In this context, unfolding means the way a speech pattern develops moment by moment over the course of an utterance. It refers to how problems in contextual coherence can progressively emerge and intensify as discourse continues.

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Drafting source: Ryu Seunghyong; Kim Ju-Wan; Jhon Min; Chung Young-Chul; Kim Seok Jun; Lee Suehyun; Kim Jae-Min; Kim Sung-Wan. Tracking the dynamic breakdown of contextual coherence in schizophrenia using language models. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyt.2026.1848956; article XML SHA-256 23cb84b0bcc5a5c15564a03e8cb7da131983a90153ea29b77fce0fe454b51cad. “Tracking the dynamic breakdown of contextual coherence in schizophrenia using language models” (10.3389/fpsyt.2026.1848956).
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