Update annotation_questions.py

annotation_questions.py

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 ### Description of the research study
 
-In this study, we investigate how simulated patients -- either by human actors or AI-generated -- behave and communicate in psychotherapeutic interactions. Specifically, we aim to understand how realistically simulated patients present psychological states, conversational styles, and behavioral or pragmatic characteristics during therapy sessions, and how closely they adhere to predefined role descriptions.
+In this study, we investigate how simulated patients -- by either human actors or AI models -- behave and communicate in psychotherapeutic interactions. Specifically, we aim to understand how realistically simulated patients present psychological states, conversational styles, and behavioral or pragmatic characteristics during therapy sessions, and how closely they adhere to predefined role descriptions.
 
 The intended use of the results of this study includes improving the design, evaluation, and deployment of simulated patients for the training and assessment of psychotherapists. Insights from this research will contribute to the development of more realistic and reliable training tools in psychotherapy and mental health education, as well as to broader research on human–AI interaction in sensitive, clinical-like settings.