We are now noticing that more and more participants are Copy>Pasting answers in the open text fields. It is seen in the session recording and can be deduced from the answers, where the participants pasted undedited text from the ChatGPT with bullet point titles with a semicolon and descriptions still intact.
An example answer from a user to a question:
“Helpful videos and infographics: The content library would also offer helpful videos and infographics that could help people understand complex health concepts. Ability to search for specific topics and conditions: The content library would allow users to search for specific topics and conditions. This would make it easy to find the information that you are looking for. Ability to save articles and videos for later viewing: The content library would allow users to save articles and videos for later viewing. This would be helpful for people who want to learn more about a particular topic or condition at their own pace. Ability to create personalized content plans: The content library would allow users to create personalized content plans based on their individual needs and interests. This would help users to learn more about the health topics that are most important to them. Ability to track progress and share information with others: The content library would allow users to track their progress and share information with others. This would help users to stay motivated and to learn from others.”
This could be solved if content Pasting would not be allowed in the form fields and you perhaps if would have an algorythm that detects copy-paste behaviour by participants, so they could be disqualified as a potentially “bad respondent”