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Evaluating Large Language Models for Feature Extraction from Verbal Stimuli: A Simulation-Based Workflow

2026-05-22

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<p>Large Language Models (LLMs) are increasingly used as research tools to facilitate the fast and automated extraction of text features. In psychological studies, they have been used to quantify the degree to which verbal stimulus materials reflect certain psychological constructs. However, the application of LLMs entails a high degree of flexibility regarding prompt design (e.g., instruction details and examples...

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0006e92b-94bb-51a1-a155-10038cc3c357
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10.31234/osf.io/xphm9_v1
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