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Simulating Respondents, Not Single Questions: Coherent Survey Generation with Large Language Models
Large language models are increasingly used to simulate response distributions in social surveys. Prior work has achieved accurate population-level simulation for individual questions. Real questionnaires, however, ask each respondent a sequence of related questions. A simulated respondent should sh
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