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Using large language models to evaluate alternative uses task flexibility score
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DOI：10.1016/j.tsc.2024.101549.png)
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In the Alternative Uses Task (AUT) test, a group of participants is asked to list as many uses as possible for a simple object. The test measures Divergent Thinking (DT), which involves exploring possible solutions in various semantic domains. In this study we employ a Machine Learning approach to automatically generate suitable categories for object uses and classify given responses into them. We show that the results yielded by this automated approach are correlated with results given by humans and can be used to predict expected behavior in the field. Educators and researchers may utilize this approach to address the limitations of subjective scoring, save time, and use the AUT as a tool for cultivating creativity.
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Creativity
Divergent thinking
Alternative uses task
Flexibility
Large language models
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