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Psychological Heterogeneity in User Preferences of Real-Time AI Mediation As Cognitive Scaffolds: A Latent Class Analysis
User studies of AI-mediated communication typically report average effects, while interview-based work remains dominated by thematic narrative or Likert clustering, leaving the structured heterogeneity expressed in post-task interviews unquantified. We applied latent class analysis as a methodologic
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