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In one particular, noteworthy trial, I addressed my falling grades; in return, Eliza wondered whether I “have any psychological problems.” Subsequently, I sought to simulate this conversation again, giving the same statements as previously, in order to observe equivalent repetition in ELIZA’s responses. The outcome is as follows:
TRIAL ONE:
> Hello, I am Eliza.
* hi!
> How are you today.. What would you like to discuss?
* bad. i failed my chemistry exam
> Can you elaborate on that?
* i failed the test
> What does that suggest to you?
* i should have studied more
> Can you elaborate on that?
* i failed the test
> What does that suggest to you?
* i should have studied more
> Can you elaborate on that?
* my grades are bad
> Say, do you have any psychological problems?
* no
> I see.
TRIAL TWO:
> Hello, I am Eliza.
* hi!
> How are you today.. What would you like to discuss?
* bad. i failed my chemistry exam
> Say, do you have any psychological problems?
* yes
> I see.
* I feel lonely.
> Do you often feel lonely?
* Yes.
> You are sure?
* Absolutely.
> Please go on.
* I think I need to have sex.
> Why do you want to have sex?
* You know, because it's fun and nice.
> Oh I know, because it's fun and nice.
R: Have you ever had sex?
> Oh, I ever had sex.
* How many times?
> Does that question interest you?
* Why else would I ask you?
> Do you wish to ask me?
* Yes! How often did you have sex before?
> You are sure?
* You're avoiding the question.
> How long have you been avoiding the question?
* No, I said YOU are avoiding the question.
> You are being a bit negative.
* And you act like a cow.
> Oh, I act like a cow.
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