Who it's for

AIScholar for psychology researchers

Machine psychology applies the discipline's hard-won measurement standards to a new subject: language models that answer questionnaires, display response biases, and sometimes merely imitate the constructs we try to measure. AIScholar is built for researchers who refuse to skip the psychometrics.

Measurement discipline, not just prompting

The difference between "we gave GPT a personality test" and a publishable machine- psychology study is measurement validation. AIScholar makes the validation steps first-class citizens of the pipeline:

Psychometric tooling built into the platform
ConcernBuilt-in support
Internal consistencyCronbach's α and split-half (Spearman-Brown) reliability, computed per model over replicated item responses
Wording dependenceAlternate-forms designs with paraphrased item sets and alternate-forms correlations
Training-data contaminationMemorization probes, ICL detection, and generation of content-matched but surface-novel items
Construct checklistA Psychometric Validity Checklist (after Löhn et al., 2024) filled from your actual results
Response distributionsReplications per item at controlled temperature — a model's answer is a distribution, and it's analyzed as one

The psychometric-assessment walkthrough shows the full arc: a 10-item risk-attitude scale administered one item per trial, with reliability gates that decide whether the substantive comparison is even allowed to run.

From design to APA-ready draft

Designs are declared as factors and levels with explicit crossing strategies; item wording lives in a versioned snippet library so instruments are byte-reproducible; judged coding carries inter-rater agreement statistics; and the write-up assistant drafts Method and Results in familiar reporting conventions, with citation styles switchable per project (APA among them).

The epistemics stay honest

A reliable scale score still is not a mind. AIScholar's framing throughout — in warnings, in analysis interpretations, in drafted prose — is that you are measuring response distributions under an administration procedure, and claims about inner states need converging evidence the platform will not fabricate for you. If that is the intellectual standard you hold your own field to, you will feel at home. Browse the example studies to see it in practice.

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