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The Schema Coherence Inventory: Measuring Whether an Assigned Belief Organizes a Language Model's Cognition
Persona-conditioned language models are used as simulated patients and affective agents, but there is no validated way to ask whether a belief assigned to such a model organizes its behaviour or whether the model has merely adopted a mood. We present the Schema Coherence Inventory (SCI): 96 forced-c
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