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Reporting Under Pressure: Separating Factual and Tonal Sycophancy in LLM Statistical Analysis
Large language models are increasingly asked to analyze data and report what the results mean, a task distinct from the belief- or preference-alignment settings studied in most sycophancy research. We test whether editorial framing in the prompt, ranging from a neutral request to an explicit instruc
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