Cechy osobowości i potrzeba poznania a korzystanie z ChatuGPT
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Niniejsza praca została poświęcona zbadaniu związków pomiędzy cechami osobowości, potrzebą poznania a korzystaniem z ChatuGPT. W tym celu posłużono się kwestionariuszem potrzeby poznania KPP, skalą samooceny SES oraz narzędziem do mierzenia cech modelu Wielkiej Piątki – IPIP-BFM-20. Zastosowano również pytania własne dotyczące częstotliwości, sposobów, celów i powodów, dla których badani korzystali z ChatuGPT, a wszystko to umieszczono w ankiecie internetowej. Hipotezy zakładały istnienie korelacji między cechami osobowości, potrzebą poznania a częstotliwością, sposobem i celem korzystania z ChatuGPT. Poszczególne cechy osobowości również miały posiadać związki z potrzebą poznania. Po przeprowadzeniu porównań pomiędzy grupami oraz korelacji, wyniki dowiodły istnienie związków pomiędzy cechami takimi jak intelekt a potrzeba poznania oraz stabilność emocjonalna a samoocena. Istotną korelację zauważono również między ekstrawersją i potrzebą poznania. Porównania grup dotyczące częstotliwości, sposobu i celu korzystania z ChatuGPT w odniesieniu do cech takich jak intelekt, potrzeba poznania, sumienność, neurotyczność czy ekstrawersja okazały się nie mieć istotności statystycznej.
This master's thesis was dedicated to examining the associations between personality traits, need for cognition, and ChatGPT utilization. For this purpose, the Need for Cognition Scale (NFC), the Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale (RSE), and an instrument for measuring Big Five personality traits—IPIP-BFM-20—were employed. Custom items pertaining to the frequency, methods, objectives, and rationale for which respondents utilized ChatGPT were also administered, all of which were incorporated into an online survey. The hypotheses posited the existence of correlations between personality traits, need for cognition, and the frequency, method, and objective of ChatGPT utilization. Individual personality traits were also anticipated to correlate with need for cognition. Following the execution of group comparisons and correlational analyses, the findings demonstrated the existence of associations between traits such as intellect and need for cognition, as well as emotional stability and self-esteem. A significant correlation was also observed between extraversion and need for cognition. Group comparisons pertaining to the frequency, method, and objective of ChatGPT utilization in relation to traits such as intellect, need for cognition, conscientiousness, neuroticism, and extraversion proved to be statistically non-significant.
This master's thesis was dedicated to examining the associations between personality traits, need for cognition, and ChatGPT utilization. For this purpose, the Need for Cognition Scale (NFC), the Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale (RSE), and an instrument for measuring Big Five personality traits—IPIP-BFM-20—were employed. Custom items pertaining to the frequency, methods, objectives, and rationale for which respondents utilized ChatGPT were also administered, all of which were incorporated into an online survey. The hypotheses posited the existence of correlations between personality traits, need for cognition, and the frequency, method, and objective of ChatGPT utilization. Individual personality traits were also anticipated to correlate with need for cognition. Following the execution of group comparisons and correlational analyses, the findings demonstrated the existence of associations between traits such as intellect and need for cognition, as well as emotional stability and self-esteem. A significant correlation was also observed between extraversion and need for cognition. Group comparisons pertaining to the frequency, method, and objective of ChatGPT utilization in relation to traits such as intellect, need for cognition, conscientiousness, neuroticism, and extraversion proved to be statistically non-significant.