Study Materials for: Personal Narrative and Stream-of-consciousness: An AI Approach, and for: AI Assistance for Coaches and Therapists
Author(s) / Creator(s)
Blyler, Abigail
Seligman, Martin
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The personal narrative is a construct said to embody personal identity and so influence thought and guide behavior. Therapists and coaches draw on such personal narratives to explain maladaptive thoughts and to foster clients’ insights. We combined artificial intelligence (AI) with stream-of-consciousness to make the latent construct of personal narrative explicit. Adult participants (n = 26) contributed 50 stream-of-consciousness thoughts, which along with demographic details and our prompts, were processed by ChatGPT-4 to create a personal narrative. Participants evaluated these AI-generated narratives for accuracy, surprise, and insightfulness, reporting high accuracy, surprise, and increased self-insight. Twenty-five of the 26 participants rated the narratives as “Completely Accurate” or “Mostly Accurate,”19 rated the narratives as “Very Surprising” or “Somewhat Surprising,” and 19 indicated that they learned something new about themselves. This suggests that AI can support self-discovery in therapy and coaching.
We found previously that ChatGPT could use 50 stream-of-consciousness thoughts to make the latent construct of narrative identity explicit. We now demonstrate this as a tool for interventions by coaches and therapists. Using five narrative identities, ChatGPT-4 recommended actionable strategies and interventions tailored to the identity. Artificial intelligence (AI) can thus support coaches and therapists by crafting personalized approaches drawing on the person’s narrative identity. This new assistive tool may help clients achieve greater insight, growth and well-being.
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2023-09-01
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PsychArchives
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Author(s) / Creator(s)Blyler, Abigail
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Author(s) / Creator(s)Seligman, Martin
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Date of first publication2023-09-01
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Abstract / DescriptionThe personal narrative is a construct said to embody personal identity and so influence thought and guide behavior. Therapists and coaches draw on such personal narratives to explain maladaptive thoughts and to foster clients’ insights. We combined artificial intelligence (AI) with stream-of-consciousness to make the latent construct of personal narrative explicit. Adult participants (n = 26) contributed 50 stream-of-consciousness thoughts, which along with demographic details and our prompts, were processed by ChatGPT-4 to create a personal narrative. Participants evaluated these AI-generated narratives for accuracy, surprise, and insightfulness, reporting high accuracy, surprise, and increased self-insight. Twenty-five of the 26 participants rated the narratives as “Completely Accurate” or “Mostly Accurate,”19 rated the narratives as “Very Surprising” or “Somewhat Surprising,” and 19 indicated that they learned something new about themselves. This suggests that AI can support self-discovery in therapy and coaching.en
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Abstract / DescriptionWe found previously that ChatGPT could use 50 stream-of-consciousness thoughts to make the latent construct of narrative identity explicit. We now demonstrate this as a tool for interventions by coaches and therapists. Using five narrative identities, ChatGPT-4 recommended actionable strategies and interventions tailored to the identity. Artificial intelligence (AI) can thus support coaches and therapists by crafting personalized approaches drawing on the person’s narrative identity. This new assistive tool may help clients achieve greater insight, growth and well-being.en
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Persistent Identifierhttps://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12034/8670
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Persistent Identifierhttps://doi.org/10.23668/psycharchives.13177
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TitleStudy Materials for: Personal Narrative and Stream-of-consciousness: An AI Approach, and for: AI Assistance for Coaches and Therapistsen
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