Umělá inteligence jako nástroj pro měření psychologických konstruktů

Bělohlávek, Jaroslav

The aim of this thesis was to explore the use of artificial intelligence (AI) for the measurement of psychological constructs within qualitative research, with a particular focus on burnout among helping professionals in the Czech Republic. The study included a comparison of the results of thematic analysis and interviews conducted by a human researcher and those processed by a trained large language model (ChatGPT 5.1) in the Czech language. Within the implementation of an exploratory qualitative research design, twelve participants were recruited from three key helping professions (healthcare, social work, and psychotherapy). Subsequently, three semi-structured interviews were conducted with each participant. Two of these interviews focused on burnout, with participants randomly assigned to group A, which began with a burnout interview conducted by the researcher, or group B, which began with a burnout interview conducted by artificial intelligence. The third interview explored perceived differences between the two interview formats from the participants' perspectives and mapped their views, experiences, and expectations regarding the use of artificial intelligence for the measurement of psychological constructs and as a tool for burnout prevention. The results showed that artificial intelligence...

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