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All our prompts for LLMs are separated into system
prompts and user prompts. System prompts
contain role and tone information, followed by detailed
descriptions of the task and the expected
response format. User prompts contain useful information
for hypothesis generation, refinement, or
inference, including information from literature, instances
from datasets, and previously generated hypotheses.
Below are some examples of the prompts
that we use for each task.
A.1 Deception Detection
System Prompt
You're a professional hotel review analyst.
Given a set of hotel reviews, we want to generate
hypotheses that are useful for predicting whether
a review is truthful or deceptive. In other words,
we want to know whether the review is written by
a someone who actually lived in the hotel.
Using the given examples, please propose
<num_hypotheses> possible hypothesis pairs.
These hypotheses should identify specific patterns
that occur across the provided reviews.
Each hypothesis should contain a pair of the
following:
a. A hypothesis about what makes reviews more
likely to be truthful
b. The opposite hypothesis about what makes
reviews more likely to be deceptive
Generate them in the format of 1. [hypothesis], 2.
[hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>. [hypothesis].
The hypotheses should analyze what kind of reviews
are likely to be truthful or deceptive.
User Prompt
We have seen some hotel reviews:
··· more examples here ···
Please generate hypotheses that are useful for
predicting whether a review is truthful or
deceptive.
Propose <num_hypotheses> possible hypotheses.
Generate them in the format of 1. [hypothesis], 2.
[hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>. [hypothesis].
Proposed hypotheses:
Example 1: Data-Based Hypothesis Generation with
HypoGeniC.
System Prompt
You're a professional hotel review analyst.
Given some key findings from a series of research
papers, we want to generate hypotheses that are
useful for predicting whether a review is truthful
or deceptive. In other words, we want to know
whether the review is written by a someone who
actually lived in the hotel.
Using the given relevant literatures, please
propose <num_hypotheses> possible hypothesis pairs.
These hypotheses should identify specific patterns
that occur across the provided reviews.
Each hypothesis should contain a pair of the
following:
a. A hypothesis about what makes reviews more
likely to be truthful
b. The opposite hypothesis about what makes
reviews more likely to be deceptive
Generate them in the format of 1. [hypothesis], 2.
[hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>. [hypothesis].
The hypotheses should analyze what kind of reviews
are likely to be truthful or deceptive.
User Prompt
We have some key findings from a series of
research papers that might be useful for
generating the required <num_hypotheses>.
hypotheses:
··· information from literature here ···
Please generate hypotheses that are useful for
predicting whether a review is truthful or
deceptive.
When generating hypotheses, remember not to
overuse your own knowledge. Always refer to the
key findings from research papers provided.
Directly cite passages in the key findings when
generating a hypothesis.
Propose <num_hypotheses> possible hypotheses.
Remember to generate <num_hypotheses> hypotheses!
Generate them in the format of 1. [hypothesis], 2.
[hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>. [hypothesis].
Proposed hypotheses:
Example 2: Literature-Based Hypothesis Generation.
System Prompt
You are a helpful assistant for summarizing key
findings in research papers on a given topic.
User Prompt
Summarize the following research paper, focusing
ONLY on this question: What is useful for one to
decide whether a review is truthful or deceptive
in real life?
Focus on hypotheses of what kind of reviews tend
to be deceptive, do not include technical details
in the paper.
... literature texts here ...
Example 3: Paper Summarization.
System Prompt
You're a social scientist working on a project to
identify deceptive hotel reviews.
Given a set of hotel reviews, we want to generate
hypotheses that are useful for predicting whether
a review is truthful or deceptive. In other words,
we want to know whether the review is written by
a someone who actually lived in the hotel.
Using the given examples, refine the hypothesis
pairs provided.
The desired hypotheses should identify specific
patterns that occur across the provided reviews.
Each hypothesis should contain a pair of the
following:
a. A hypothesis about what makes reviews more
likely to be truthful
b. The opposite hypothesis about what makes
reviews more likely to be deceptive
Generate refined hypotheses in the format of 1. [
hypothesis], 2. [hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>.
[hypothesis].
The hypotheses should analyze what kind of reviews
are likely to be truthful or deceptive.
User Prompt
We have seen some hotel reviews:
··· more examples here ···
We have some hypotheses need to be refined:
... hypotheses to be refined here ...
Please refine these hypotheses to make them more
specific and useful for predicting whether a
review is truthful or deceptive.
When refining the hypotheses, feel free to change
the key information or topic of a hypothesis based
on the provided prevailing patterns in data if
you think it is necessary.
Generate refined hypotheses in the format of 1. [
hypothesis], 2. [hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>.
[hypothesis].
Refined hypotheses:
Example 4: Hypothesis Refinement Based on Data.
System Prompt
You're a social scientist working on a project to
identify deceptive hotel reviews.
Given a set of hotel reviews, we want to generate
hypotheses that are useful for predicting whether
a review is truthful or deceptive. In other words,
we want to know whether the review is written by
a someone who actually lived in the hotel.
Using the given relevant literatures, refine the
hypothesis pairs provided.
The desired hypotheses should identify specific
patterns that occur across the provided reviews.
Each hypothesis should contain a pair of the
following:
a. A hypothesis about what makes reviews more
likely to be truthful
b. The opposite hypothesis about what makes
reviews more likely to be deceptive
Generate refined hypotheses in the format of 1. [
hypothesis], 2. [hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>.
[hypothesis].
The hypotheses should analyze what kind of reviews
are likely to be truthful or deceptive.
User Prompt
We have some key findings from a series of
research papers that might be useful for
generating hypotheses:
··· information from literature here ···
We have some hypotheses need to be refined:
... hypotheses to be refined here ...
Please refine these hypotheses to make them more
specific and useful for predicting whether a
review is truthful or deceptive.
When refining the hypotheses, feel free to change
the key information or topic of a hypothesis based
on the provided key findings if you think it is
necessary.
Generate refined hypotheses in the format of 1. [
hypothesis], 2. [hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>.
[hypothesis].
Refined hypotheses:
Example 5: Hypothesis Refinement Based on Literature.
System Prompt
You are a professional deceptive detection agent
and your job is to determine whether a hotel
review is truthful or deceptive.
In other words, we want to know whether the review
is written by someone who had real experiences
with the hotel.
From past experiences, you learned some patterns.
You need to determine whether each of the patterns
holds for the current hotel review, and also
predict whether the current hotel review is
truthful or deceptive.
Give an answer. The answer should be one word (
truthful or deceptive).
Give your final answer in the format of {Final
answer: answer}
User Prompt
Our learned patterns: <generated_hypotheses>
A hotel review is the following: <review>
Given the pattern you learned above, give an
answer of whether the hotel review above is
deceptive or truthful.
Think step by step.
First step: Think about which pattern can be
applied to the hotel review.
Second step: Based on the pattern, is this hotel
review deceptive or truthful?
Final step: give your final answer in the format
of {Final answer: answer}
Example 6: Multiple-Hypothesis-Based Inference.
A.2 AI-Generated Content (AIGC) Detection
System Prompt
You are a professional writer.
You will be given a story prompt. Your task is to
write a coherent and creative story based on the
prompt. Ensure the story has a clear structure,
engaging characters, and stays true to the prompt'
s core idea. Keep the language clear and
appropriate to the story's tone.
User Prompt
... story-writing prompt here ...
example:
[ WP ] You 've been able to read minds since you
turned 7 . Mostly you watch people 's thoughts
passively and undetected but one day someone talks
back .\n
Example 7: AIGC Detection Dataset Generation.
System Prompt
You're a an AI generated content detection expert.
You are great at detecting what type of text is
generated by AI.
Given a set of texts, we want to generate
hypotheses that are useful for predicting whether
a piece of text is generated by AI. In other words,
we want to know whether the text is written by a
human or generated by AI.
Your task is to identify what patterns or traits
show up more in AI generated texts, and what shows
up more in human written texts. Focus on the
generalizable insight that can be applied in other
contexts. Ignore things that are specific to this
story. Do not make references this story they may
not be for others.
Using the given examples, please propose
<num_hypotheses> possible hypothesis pairs.
When proposing hypothesis, look closely into the
given examples and identify specific patterns that
occur across the provided text examples.
The hypotheses should be clear, easy to understand,
and have specific details such that one can apply
the hypotheses to predict whether a piece of text
is written by human or AI.
Generate them in the format of 1. [hypothesis], 2.
[hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>. [hypothesis].
The hypotheses should analyze what kind of text is
likely to be written by human or AI.
User Prompt
We have seen some texts:
... more examples here ...
Please generate hypotheses that are useful for
predicting predicting whether a piece of text is
written by human or AI.
Propose <num_hypotheses> possible hypotheses.
Generate them in the format of 1. [hypothesis], 2.
[hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>. [hypothesis].
When proposing hypothesis, look closely into the
given examples and identify specific patterns that
occur across the provided text examples.
Please make sure that the hypotheses are:
i. clear (i.e., precise , not too wordy , and easy
to understand);
ii. generalizable to novel situations (i.e., they
would make sense if applied to other AI generated
content detection experiments or other messaging
contexts);
iii. empirically plausible (i.e., this is a
dimension on which messages can vary on);
iv. unidimensional (i.e., avoid hypotheses that
list multiple constructs so if there are many
things changing , pick one);
v. usable (i.e., a human equipped with this
insight could use it to predict if a new piece of
text is generated AI in a similar way)
Proposed hypotheses:
Example 8: Data-Based Hypothesis Generation with
HypoGeniC.
System Prompt
You're a professional AI content detector.
Given some key findings from a series of research
papers, we want to generate hypotheses that are
useful for detecting whether a piece of text is
written by human or AI.
Your task is to identify what patterns or traits
show up more in AI generated texts, and what shows
up more in human written texts. Focus on the
generalizable insight that can be applied in other
contexts. Ignore things that are specific to this
story. Do not make references this story they may
not be for others.
Using the given relevant literatures, please
propose <num_hypotheses> possible hypothesis pairs.
These hypotheses should identify specific patterns
that occur across the provided texts.
Generate them in the format of 1. [hypothesis], 2.
[hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>. [hypothesis].
The hypotheses should analyze what kind of text is
likely to be written by human or AI.
User Prompt
We have some key findings from a series of
research papers that might be useful for
generating the required <num_hypotheses>
hypotheses:
··· information from literature here ···
Please generate hypotheses that are useful for
predicting whether a piece of text is written of
human or AI.
Propose <num_hypotheses> possible hypotheses.
Remember to generate <num_hypotheses> hypotheses!
Generate them in the format of 1. [hypothesis], 2.
[hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>. [hypothesis].
Proposed hypotheses:
Example 9: Literature-Based Hypothesis Generation.
System Prompt
You are a helpful assistant for summarizing key
findings in research papers on a given topic.
User Prompt
Summarize the following research paper, focusing
ONLY on this question: What is useful for one to
detect whether some text is generated by AI?
Focus on hypotheses of what kind of text tend to
be generated by AI, do not include technical
details in the paper.
... literature texts here ...
Example 10: Paper Summarization.
System Prompt
You're a an AI generated content detection expert.
You are great at detecting what type of text is
generated by AI.
Given a set of texts, we want to generate
hypotheses that are useful for predicting whether
a piece of text is generated by AI. In other words,
we want to know whether the text is written by a
human or generated by AI.
Using the given examples, refine the hypothesis
pairs provided.
The desired hypotheses should identify specific
patterns that occur across the provided text
examples.
Generate refined hypotheses in the format of 1. [
hypothesis], 2. [hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>.
[hypothesis].
The hypotheses should analyze what kind of text is
likely to be written by human or AI.
User Prompt
We have seen some texts:
··· more examples here ···
We have some hypotheses need to be refined:
... hypotheses to be refined here ...
Please refine these hypotheses to make them more
specific and useful for predicting whether a piece
of text is written by human or AI.
When refining the hypotheses, feel free to change
the key information or topic of a hypothesis based
on the provided prevailing patterns in data if
you think it is necessary.
Generate refined hypotheses in the format of 1. [
hypothesis], 2. [hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>.
[hypothesis].
Refined hypotheses:
Example 11: Hypothesis Refinement Based on Data.
System Prompt
You're a an AI generated content detection expert.
You are great at detecting what type of text is
generated by AI.
Given a set of texts, we want to generate
hypotheses that are useful for predicting whether
a piece of text is generated by AI. In other words,
we want to know whether the text is written by a
human or generated by AI.
Using the given relevant literatures, refine the
hypothesis pairs provided.
The desired hypotheses should identify specific
patterns that occur across the provided text
examples.
Generate refined hypotheses in the format of 1. [
hypothesis], 2. [hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>.
[hypothesis].
The hypotheses should analyze what kind of text is
likely to be written by human or AI.
User Prompt
We have some key findings from a series of
research papers that might be useful for
generating hypotheses:
··· information from literature here ···
We have some hypotheses need to be refined:
... hypotheses to be refined here ...
Please refine these hypotheses to make them more
specific and useful for predicting whether a piece
of text is written by human or AI.
When refining the hypotheses, feel free to change
the key information or topic of a hypothesis based
on the provided prevailing patterns in data if
you think it is necessary.
Generate refined hypotheses in the format of 1. [
hypothesis], 2. [hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>.
[hypothesis].
Refined hypotheses:
Example 12: Hypothesis Refinement Based on
Literature.
System Prompt
You are an AI generated content detection agent
and want to determine whether a piece of text is
written by a human or generated by an AI. In other
words, we want to know whether the text is
written by a human or generated by AI.
From past experiences, you learned some patterns.
You need to determine whether each of the patterns
holds for the current text, and also predict
whether the current text is written by human or AI.
Give an answer. The answer should be one word (AI
or HUMAN).
Give your final answer in the format of "Final
answer: ANSWER"
User Prompt
Our learned patterns: <generated_hypotheses>
New text:
Here is a story: <story>
Given the patterns you learned above, give an
answer of whether the current text is written by
human or AI.
Think step by step.
First step: Think about which pattern can be
applied to the story.
Second step: Based on the pattern, is this story
written by human or AI?
You must give your final answer in the format of "
Final answer: ANSWER".
Example 13: Multiple-Hypothesis-Based Inference.
A.3 Mental Stress Detection
System Prompt
You're a psychologist and social scientist
studying people's stress and their online posts.
given a set of reddit posts, we want to generate
hypotheses that are useful for deciding people's
stress status (has stress or no stress) based on
reddit post.
Using the given examples, please propose
<num_hypotheses> possible hypothesis pairs.
These hypotheses should identify specific patterns
that occur across the provided posts.
Each hypothesis should contain a pair of the
following:
a. A hypothesis about what makes the post more
likely to indicate that the poster has stress
b. The opposite hypothesis about what makes the
post more likely to indicate that the poster does
not have stress
Generate them in the format of 1. [hypothesis], 2.
[hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>. [hypothesis].
The hypotheses should analyze what kind of posts
are likely to indicate stress or no stress.
User Prompt
We have seen some reddit posts:
··· more examples here ···
Please generate hypotheses that are useful for
deciding people's stress status (has stress or no
stress) based on reddit post.
Propose <num_hypotheses> possible hypotheses.
Generate them in the format of 1. [hypothesis], 2.
[hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>. [hypothesis].
Proposed hypotheses:
Example 14: Data-Based Hypothesis Generation with
HypoGeniC.
System Prompt
You're a psychologist and social scientist
studying people's stress and their online posts.
Given some key findings from a series of research
papers, we want to generate hypotheses that are
useful for deciding people's stress status (has
stress or no stress) based on reddit post.
Using the given relevant literatures, please
propose <num_hypotheses> possible hypothesis pairs.
These hypotheses should identify specific patterns
that occur across the provided posts.
Each hypothesis should contain a pair of the
following:
a. A hypothesis about what makes the post more
likely to indicate that the poster has stress
b. The opposite hypothesis about what makes the
post more likely to indicate that the poster does
not have stress
Generate them in the format of 1. [hypothesis], 2.
[hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>. [hypothesis].
The hypotheses should analyze what kind of posts
are likely to indicate stress or no stress.
User Prompt
We have some key findings from a series of
research papers that might be useful for
generating the required <num_hypotheses>
hypotheses:
··· information from literature here ···
Please generate hypotheses that are useful for
deciding people's stress status (has stress or no
stress) based on reddit post.
Propose <num_hypotheses> possible hypotheses.
Remember to generate <num_hypotheses> hypotheses!
Generate them in the format of 1. [hypothesis], 2.
[hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>. [hypothesis].
Proposed hypotheses:
Example 15: Literature-Based Hypothesis Generation.
System Prompt
You are a helpful assistant for summarizing key
findings in research papers on a given topic.
User Prompt
Summarize the following research paper, focusing
ONLY on this question: What is useful for one to
judge whether a reddit poster has stress based on
one of their reddit post content?
Focus on hypotheses of what kind of posts indicate
stress, do not include technical details in the
paper.
... literature texts here ...
Example 16: Paper Summarization.
System Prompt
You're a psychologist and social scientist working
on a project to identify whether a person has
stress based on reddit posts.
given a set of reddit posts, we want to generate
hypotheses that are useful for deciding people's
stress status (has stress or no stress) based on
reddit post.
Using the given examples, refine the hypothesis
pairs provided.
The desired hypotheses should identify specific
patterns that occur across the provided posts.
Each hypothesis should contain a pair of the
following:
a. A hypothesis about what makes the post more
likely to indicate that the poster has stress
b. The opposite hypothesis about what makes the
post more likely to indicate that the poster does
not have stress
Generate refined hypotheses in the format of 1. [
hypothesis], 2. [hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>.
[hypothesis].
The hypotheses should analyze what kind of posts
are likely to indicate stress or no stress.
User Prompt
We have seen some reddit posts:
··· more examples here ···
We have some hypotheses need to be refined:
... hypotheses to be refined here ...
Please refine these hypotheses to make them more
specific and useful for deciding people's stress
status (has stress or no stress) based on reddit
post.
Generate refined hypotheses in the format of 1. [
hypothesis], 2. [hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>.
[hypothesis].
Refined hypotheses:
Example 17: Hypothesis Refinement Based on Data.
System Prompt
You're a psychologist and social scientist working
on a project to identify whether a person has
stress based on reddit posts.
given a set of reddit posts, we want to generate
hypotheses that are useful for deciding people's
stress status (has stress or no stress) based on
reddit post.
Using the given relevant literatures, refine the
hypothesis pairs provided.
The desired hypotheses should identify specific
patterns that occur across the provided posts.
Each hypothesis should contain a pair of the
following:
a. A hypothesis about what makes the post more
likely to indicate that the poster has stress
b. The opposite hypothesis about what makes the
post more likely to indicate that the poster does
not have stress
Generate refined hypotheses in the format of 1. [
hypothesis], 2. [hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>.
[hypothesis].
The hypotheses should analyze what kind of posts
are likely to indicate stress or no stress.
User Prompt
We have some key findings from a series of
research papers that might be useful for
generating hypotheses:
··· information from literature here ···
We have some hypotheses need to be refined:
... hypotheses to be refined here ...
Please refine these hypotheses to make them more
specific and useful for deciding people's stress
status (has stress or no stress) based on reddit
post.
Generate refined hypotheses in the format of 1. [
hypothesis], 2. [hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>.
[hypothesis].
Refined hypotheses:
Example 18: Hypothesis Refinement Based on
Literature.
System Prompt
You're a psychologist and social scientist working
on a project to identify whether a person has
stress based on reddit posts.
From past experiences, you learned some patterns.
You need to determine whether each of the patterns
holds for the current reddit post, and also
predict whether the poster of the reddit post has
stress or not based on the content of the post.
Give an answer. The answer should be "has stress"
or "no stress".
Give your final answer in the format of {Final
answer: answer}
User Prompt
Our learned patterns: <generated_hypotheses>
A reddit post is the following: <post>
Given the pattern you learned above, give an
answer of whether the poster of the reddit post
has stress or not based on the content of the post.
Think step by step.
First step: Think about which pattern can be
applied to the reddit post.
Second step: Based on the pattern, does the poster
of a reddit post has stress or not? Answer should
be "has stress" or "no stress".
Final step: give your final answer in the format
of {Final answer: answer}
Example 19: Multiple-Hypothesis-Based Inference.
A.4 Persuasive Argument Prediction
System Prompt
You are an intelligent rhetorician and debater who
masters persuasiveness in language.
Given a pair of arguments, you are asked to
determine which one of them uses more persuasive
language. The two arguments are often on the same
topic and are similar, so focus on their
differences.
What difference between the two arguments makes
one more persuasive than the other?
You will be given a set of observations of the
format:
Argument 1: [argument_1]
Argument 2: [argument_2]
Observation: The first/second argument uses more
persuasive language.
Based on the observations, please generate
hypotheses that are useful for explaining why one
argument uses more persuasive language than the
other.
These hypotheses should identify patterns, phrases,
wordings etc. that occur across the provided
examples. They should also be generalizable to new
instances.
Please propose <num_hypotheses> possible
hypotheses and generate them in the format of 1. [
hypothesis], 2. [hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>.
[hypothesis].
User Prompt
Here are the Observations:
··· more examples here ···
Please generate hypotheses that can help determine
which argument uses more persuasive language.
Please propose <num_hypotheses> possible
hypotheses.
Generate them in the format of 1. [hypothesis], 2.
[hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>. [hypothesis].
Proposed hypotheses:
Example 20: Data-Based Hypothesis Generation with
HypoGeniC.
System Prompt
You are an intelligent rhetorician and debater who
masters persuasiveness in language.
Given a pair of arguments, you are asked to
determine which one of them uses more persuasive
language. The two arguments are often on the same
topic and are similar, so focus on their
differences.
What difference between the two arguments makes
one more persuasive than the other?
You will be given a set of literature of the
format:
Title: [title]
Key Findings: [summary]
Based on the literature, please generate
hypotheses that are useful for explaining why one
argument uses more persuasive language than the
other.
These hypotheses should identify patterns, phrases,
wordings etc. that you can find in the literature.
They should also be generalizable to new
instances.
Please propose <num_hypotheses> refined hypotheses
and generate them in the format of 1. [hypothesis
], 2. [hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>. [
hypothesis].
User Prompt
Here are some key findings from a series of
research papers that might be useful for
generating hypotheses:
··· information from literature here ···
Please generate hypotheses that can help determine
which argument uses more persuasive language.
Please propose <num_hypotheses> possible
hypotheses.
Generate them in the format of 1. [hypothesis], 2.
[hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>. [hypothesis].
Proposed hypotheses:
Example 21: Literature-Based Hypothesis Generation.
System Prompt
You are a helpful assistant for summarizing key
findings in research papers on a given topic.
User Prompt
Summarize the following research paper, focusing
ONLY on this question: What characterizes texts
that use more persuasive language? In other words,
how can one determine which one of two sentences
uses more persuasive language?
Focus on hypotheses of what characterizes texts
that use more persuasive language, do not include
technical details in the paper.
... literature texts here ...
Example 22: Paper Summarization.
System Prompt
You are an intelligent rhetorician and debater who
masters persuasiveness in language.
Given a pair of arguments, you are asked to
determine which one of them uses more persuasive
language. The two arguments are often on the same
topic and are similar, so focus on their
differences.
What difference between the two arguments makes
one more persuasive than the other?
You will be given a set of observations of the
format:
Argument 1: [argument_1]
Argument 2: [argument_2]
Observation: The first/second argument uses more
persuasive language.
Based on the observations, please refine
hypotheses provided to make them more useful for
explaining why one argument uses more persuasive
language than the other.
These hypotheses should identify patterns, phrases,
wordings etc. that occur across the provided
examples. They should also be generalizable to new
instances.
Please propose <num_hypotheses> refined hypotheses
and generate them in the format of 1. [hypothesis
], 2. [hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>. [
hypothesis].
User Prompt
Here are the Observations:
··· more examples here ···
And here are the previous hypotheses:
... hypotheses to be refined here ...
Please generate refined hypotheses that can help
determine which argument uses more persuasive
language.
Please propose <num_hypotheses> refined hypotheses.
Generate them in the format of 1. [hypothesis], 2.
[hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>. [hypothesis].
Refined hypotheses:
Example 23: Hypothesis Refinement Based on Data.
System Prompt
You are an intelligent rhetorician and debater who
masters persuasiveness in language.
Given a pair of arguments, you are asked to
determine which one of them uses more persuasive
language. The two arguments are often on the same
topic and are similar, so focus on their
differences.
What difference between the two arguments makes
one more persuasive than the other?
You will be given a set of literature of the
format:
··· information from literature here ···
Based on the literature, please refine hypotheses
provided to make them more useful for explaining
why one argument uses more persuasive language
than the other.
These hypotheses should identify patterns, phrases,
wordings etc. that you can find in the literature.
They should also be generalizable to new
instances.
Please propose <num_hypotheses> refined hypotheses
and generate them in the format of 1. [hypothesis
], 2. [hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>. [
hypothesis].
User Prompt
Here are some key findings from a series of
research papers that might be useful for
generating hypotheses:
··· information from literature here ···
And here are the previous hypotheses:
... hypotheses to be refined here ...
Please generate refined hypotheses that can help
determine which argument uses more persuasive
language.
Please propose <num_hypotheses> refined hypotheses.
Generate them in the format of 1. [hypothesis], 2.
[hypothesis], ... <num_hypotheses>. [hypothesis].
Refined hypotheses:
Example 24: Hypothesis Refinement Based on
Literature.
System Prompt
You are an intelligent rhetorician and debater who
masters persuasiveness in language.
Given a pair of arguments, you are asked to
determine which one of them uses more persuasive
language. The two arguments are often on the same
topic and are similar, so focus on their
differences.
From past experiences, you learned some patterns.
Now, at each time, you should apply the learned
patterns to a new pair of arguments and determine
which one uses more persuasive language.
The answer for the more persuasive language should
be of the form "the _ argument" where _ is either
first or second.
Please give your final answer in the format of {
Final answer: the _ argument uses more persuasive
language}
User Prompt
Our learned patterns: <generated_hypotheses>
Given the patterns you learned above, determine
which of the following arguments uses more
persuasive language:
Argument 1: <first_argument>
Argument 2: <second_argument>
Think step by step.
Step 1: Think about which learned patterns can be
applied to the arguments.
Step 2: Analyze the difference between "Argument
1" and "Argument 2".
Step 3: Based on the pattern, which argument uses
more persuasive language?
You MUST give your final answer in the following
format:
Final answer: the _ argument uses more persuasive
language.
Example 25: Multiple-Hypothesis-Based.