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Exploring the limits of large language models as a reflection of human cognition: An illustration in the context of moral judgment.
Schröder S, Morgenroth T, Kuhl U, Vaquet V, Paaßen B. Exploring the limits of large language models as a reflection of human cognition: An illustration in the context of moral judgment. Technology, Mind, and Behavior. 2026.
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