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When ChatGPT-4o Is (Less) Human-Like: Preliminary Subjective Rating Tests for Psycholinguistic Research

2024-09-16

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<p>This brief report explores the use of large language models, especially ChatGPT-4o, for preliminary subjective rating tests on multiword units for psycholinguistic research. We asked GPT-4o to rate multiword units on their Idiomaticity, Meaningfulness, and event Plausibility. A series of correlation analyses showed that while all GPT-generated rating scores significantly correlated with human raters, the streng...

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10.31234/osf.io/d9wmp
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