Emotional appeal in ChatGPT prompts: A study of L2 speakers’ perceptions
This article investigates the rhetorical means used by EFL university students in interactions with ChatGPT with emotional prompts. It has been found that most participants do not construe the interaction with the bot as a traditional communicative situation, and do not frame the bot as a humanlike...
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2024-12-01
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This article investigates the rhetorical means used by EFL university students in interactions with ChatGPT with emotional prompts. It has been found that most participants do not construe the interaction with the bot as a traditional communicative situation, and do not frame the bot as a humanlike agent. However, after being prompted to use emotional appeal, the participants mapped the features of human-human communicative situation without mapping the perception of the interlocutor as a human being.
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| spelling | doaj-art-d6eb5e23b61646a9bcc6206d72d2762f2025-01-05T21:21:05ZengPolskie Towarzystwo Retoryczne/ Polish Rhetoric SocietyRes Rhetorica2392-31132024-12-0111410.29107/rr2024.4.9Emotional appeal in ChatGPT prompts: A study of L2 speakers’ perceptionsIryna Morozova0Valeriia Nikolaienko1V.N. Karazin Kharkiv National UniversityV.N. Karazin Kharkiv National University This article investigates the rhetorical means used by EFL university students in interactions with ChatGPT with emotional prompts. It has been found that most participants do not construe the interaction with the bot as a traditional communicative situation, and do not frame the bot as a humanlike agent. However, after being prompted to use emotional appeal, the participants mapped the features of human-human communicative situation without mapping the perception of the interlocutor as a human being. http://resrhetorica.com/index.php/RR/article/view/850ChatGPTintersubjectivityhuman-computer interactionconversational AIemotional prompting |
| spellingShingle | Iryna Morozova Valeriia Nikolaienko Emotional appeal in ChatGPT prompts: A study of L2 speakers’ perceptions Res Rhetorica ChatGPT intersubjectivity human-computer interaction conversational AI emotional prompting |
| title | Emotional appeal in ChatGPT prompts: A study of L2 speakers’ perceptions |
| title_full | Emotional appeal in ChatGPT prompts: A study of L2 speakers’ perceptions |
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| title_full_unstemmed | Emotional appeal in ChatGPT prompts: A study of L2 speakers’ perceptions |
| title_short | Emotional appeal in ChatGPT prompts: A study of L2 speakers’ perceptions |
| title_sort | emotional appeal in chatgpt prompts a study of l2 speakers perceptions |
| topic | ChatGPT intersubjectivity human-computer interaction conversational AI emotional prompting |
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