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Browse 1 peer-reviewed paper from University Of Nebraska Lincoln spanning LLM in Behavioral Science Research, AI-Assisted Research Methodology (2025). Research powered by Prolific's high-quality participant data.

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Participant Interactions with Artificial Intelligence: Using Large Language Models to Generate Research Materials for Surveys and Experiments

Authors: TS Behrend, RN Landers

Year: 2025

Published in: Journal of Business and Psychology, 2025 - Springer

Institution: University of Nebraska-Lincoln, University of Minnesota

Research Area: LLM in Behavioral Science Research, AI-Assisted Research Methodology

Discipline: Behavioral Science, Psychology, Artificial Intelligence

The paper proposes a framework with five use cases for integrating large language models into survey and experimental research, introduces the Qualtrics-AI Link (QUAIL) tool, and highlights technical and ethical considerations for using LLMs effectively and validly.

Methods: The paper outlines a decision-making framework for five potential uses of LLMs in survey and experimental design, introduces software (QUAIL) for integrating LLM knowledge into Qualtrics, and details technical steps such as prompt engineering, model testing, and validity monitoring.

Key Findings: Applications, implementation strategies, and ethical considerations of large language models in psychological research material development.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s10869-025-10035-6

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