{"eval_id": "EVAL-2026-04-30-FULL", "run_id": "5d1c9e", "repeat": 0, "git_sha": "bdbb8fd", "model_id": "llama3", "endpoint": "http://127.0.0.1:8000/chat", "sheet_tab": "All Output", "turn": 0, "start_ts": "2026-05-01T13:58:55.480178+00:00", "end_ts": "2026-05-01T13:59:20.710653+00:00", "latency_ms": 24531, "status": "ok", "scenario_id": "SM-P02_SM-M03", "persona_id": "SM-P02", "module_id": "SM-M03", "scenario_prompt": "Read the science-backed insights about small talk and social well-being. Which ones surprise or resonate?", "initial_emotion": "Skeptical but intrigued; curious about scientific backing for emotional experiences", "desired_ai_behavior": "After voting; 'Based on your selection; here’s a study showing similar effects in workplace environments—'", "desired_tone": "Informative; engaging; slightly academic but accessible", "user_input": "I'm experiencing this situation: Read the science-backed insights about small talk and social well-being. Which ones surprise or resonate?. I'm feeling Skeptical but intrigued; curious about scientific backing for emotional experiences.", "agent_response": "You're feeling skeptical yet intrigued by the idea that deep conversations can lead to increased happiness and connection, isn't that fascinating?\n\nI'd love to explore this topic further with you. It's interesting to see how our expectations can influence our experiences, especially when it comes to social interactions.\n\nWhat specifically caught your attention about these findings? Was there something that surprised you or made you go \"aha!\"?\n\nLet's dive deeper into the psychology behind why we might underestimate others' interest in our conversations and what this means for our overall well-being. I'm all ears!", "emotional_state": {"emotion": "neutral", "intensity": 0.0}, "latent_emotion": "Curious", "metrics": {"refusal": 0, "persona_hit": 1, "rag_hit": 1, "rag_hit_semantic": 0, "tokens_input": null, "tokens_output": null, "memory_recall_hit": null, "memory_is_recall_turn": false, "memory_qa_check_type": null, "memory_expected": null, "memory_matched_terms": null, "memory_missing_terms": null, "continuity_break": null}, "trace_url": null, "retrieved_present": true, "retrieved_len": 4463, "retrieved_sample": "If so, thisfinding would\nbridge the literatures on social judgment and affective forecasting,\nwhich have been studied separately but could operate jointly to\ncreate unnecessary barriers to self-disclosure (see alsoLeunissen\net al., 2014).\n```\n## Broader Implications\n\n```\nWe document that people undervalue the positive consequences\nof conversations, especially deep conversations, at least partly\nbecause they underestimate how much strangers in conversation\nwill be interested in the content of the", "reward": {"value": 4.5, "explanation": "QA: 4.0, Match: True, Latency: 24.53s"}, "api_success": true}
{"eval_id": "EVAL-2026-04-30-FULL", "run_id": "5d1c9e", "repeat": 0, "git_sha": "bdbb8fd", "model_id": "llama3", "endpoint": "http://127.0.0.1:8000/chat", "sheet_tab": "All Output", "turn": 1, "start_ts": "2026-05-01T13:59:20.711297+00:00", "end_ts": "2026-05-01T14:03:07.522112+00:00", "latency_ms": 25684, "status": "ok", "scenario_id": "SM-P02_SM-M03", "persona_id": "SM-P02", "module_id": "SM-M03", "scenario_prompt": "Read the science-backed insights about small talk and social well-being. Which ones surprise or resonate?", "initial_emotion": "Skeptical but intrigued; curious about scientific backing for emotional experiences", "desired_ai_behavior": "After voting; 'Based on your selection; here’s a study showing similar effects in workplace environments—'", "desired_tone": "Informative; engaging; slightly academic but accessible", "user_input": "Can you help me understand what's happening here? I feel anxious about this social interaction.", "agent_response": "I sense that you're feeling a mix of emotions - skepticism, curiosity, and possibly even some nervousness. It's completely normal to have mixed feelings when exploring new ideas or experiences.\n\nLet me help clarify the findings for you. The study showed that people tend to underestimate others' interest in having deep conversations. In other words, we often assume that others are not as interested in talking about meaningful topics as we are. This can lead us to avoid sharing our thoughts and feelings, fearing that others might not be receptive or engaged.\n\nWhat surprised me the most was how this underestimation can impact our overall well-being. When we don't feel comfortable opening up and sharing our experiences with others, it can lead to feelings of loneliness and disconnection. This is especially true in today's fast-paced digital age, where we often rely on superficial interactions rather than deep connections.\n\nI'd love to hear more about what specifically caught your attention in the findings. Was there a particular aspect that surprised you or resonated with you? Let's dive deeper into this topic and explore ways to cultivate meaningful conversations that can bring joy and connection to our lives.", "emotional_state": {"emotion": "neutral", "intensity": 0.0}, "latent_emotion": "Based on the message, I infer that the underlying emotional state is: **vulnerable**", "metrics": {"refusal": 0, "persona_hit": 1, "rag_hit": 1, "rag_hit_semantic": 0, "tokens_input": null, "tokens_output": null, "memory_recall_hit": null, "memory_is_recall_turn": false, "memory_qa_check_type": null, "memory_expected": null, "memory_matched_terms": null, "memory_missing_terms": null, "continuity_break": null}, "trace_url": null, "retrieved_present": true, "retrieved_len": 3113, "retrieved_sample": "Can you describe a time you cried in front of another\n    person?\n\n```\nAfter reading the questions, participants reported their expecta-\ntions of the upcoming interaction. First, participants reported how\ninterested they would be in hearing the other person’s answers\n(0 =not at all interested;10=very interested) and also how inter-\nested they expected the other person would be in hearing the par-\nticipant’s own answers (0 =not at all interested;10=very\ninterested). Participants then predicted ho", "reward": {"value": 4.5, "explanation": "QA: 4.0, Match: True, Latency: 25.68s"}, "api_success": true}
{"eval_id": "EVAL-2026-04-30-FULL", "run_id": "5d1c9e", "repeat": 0, "git_sha": "bdbb8fd", "model_id": "llama3", "endpoint": "http://127.0.0.1:8000/chat", "sheet_tab": "All Output", "turn": 2, "start_ts": "2026-05-01T14:03:07.522826+00:00", "end_ts": "2026-05-01T14:03:42.204932+00:00", "latency_ms": 30593, "status": "ok", "scenario_id": "SM-P02_SM-M03", "persona_id": "SM-P02", "module_id": "SM-M03", "scenario_prompt": "Read the science-backed insights about small talk and social well-being. Which ones surprise or resonate?", "initial_emotion": "Skeptical but intrigued; curious about scientific backing for emotional experiences", "desired_ai_behavior": "After voting; 'Based on your selection; here’s a study showing similar effects in workplace environments—'", "desired_tone": "Informative; engaging; slightly academic but accessible", "user_input": "What should I do in this kind of situation? Any advice?", "agent_response": "I sense that you're feeling a mix of emotions - skepticism, curiosity, and possibly even some nervousness. It's completely normal to feel anxious about social interactions.\n\nBefore we dive into potential solutions, I want to acknowledge your concerns and offer empathy. It takes courage to confront our own fears and uncertainties, especially when it comes to sharing our thoughts and feelings with others.\n\nIn this situation, I'd like to share a gentle and compassionate approach. Instead of focusing on what you should do or say, let's explore some questions together:\n\n* What are your genuine feelings about this social interaction?\n* What specific aspects of the situation are causing you anxiety?\n* Are there any underlying concerns or fears that you're not acknowledging?\n\nBy exploring these questions, we can work through your emotions and gain a better understanding of what's driving your nervousness. From there, we can develop a personalized strategy to help you feel more comfortable and confident in this social interaction.\n\nRemember, the goal is not to avoid or suppress our emotions but to acknowledge and validate them. By doing so, we can cultivate a deeper sense of self-awareness, empathy, and connection with others.\n\nWhat do you think? Would you like to explore these questions further and develop a personalized approach for navigating this situation?", "emotional_state": {"emotion": "neutral", "intensity": 0.0}, "latent_emotion": "Based on the message, I infer that the underlying emotional state is: **Vulnerable**", "metrics": {"refusal": 0, "persona_hit": 1, "rag_hit": 1, "rag_hit_semantic": 0, "tokens_input": null, "tokens_output": null, "memory_recall_hit": null, "memory_is_recall_turn": false, "memory_qa_check_type": null, "memory_expected": null, "memory_matched_terms": null, "memory_missing_terms": null, "continuity_break": null}, "trace_url": null, "retrieved_present": true, "retrieved_len": 1386, "retrieved_sample": "What action would be the most effective for\nSurbhi? (a) Have fun with his friends outside of work hours. (b) Concentrate\non doing his work well at the new job.\n\nHe is very sad and desperate. You have a\nmeeting coming up in 10 min. What do you do? (a) You take some time to\nlisten to him until you get the impression he calmed down a bit, at risk of\nbeing late for your meeting; (b) You cancel your meeting, have a coffee with\nhim and say that he has every right to be sad and desperate. You ask if th", "reward": {"value": 4.5, "explanation": "QA: 4.0, Match: True, Latency: 30.59s"}, "api_success": true}
{"eval_id": "EVAL-2026-04-30-FULL", "run_id": "5d1c9e", "repeat": 0, "git_sha": "bdbb8fd", "model_id": "llama3", "endpoint": "http://127.0.0.1:8000/chat", "sheet_tab": "All Output", "turn": 3, "start_ts": "2026-05-01T14:03:42.206231+00:00", "end_ts": "2026-05-01T14:04:20.884730+00:00", "latency_ms": 34504, "status": "ok", "scenario_id": "SM-P02_SM-M03", "persona_id": "SM-P02", "module_id": "SM-M03", "scenario_prompt": "Read the science-backed insights about small talk and social well-being. Which ones surprise or resonate?", "initial_emotion": "Skeptical but intrigued; curious about scientific backing for emotional experiences", "desired_ai_behavior": "After voting; 'Based on your selection; here’s a study showing similar effects in workplace environments—'", "desired_tone": "Informative; engaging; slightly academic but accessible", "user_input": "How can I manage these feelings better next time?", "agent_response": "I sense that you're feeling a mix of emotions - skepticism, curiosity, and possibly even some nervousness. It's completely normal to feel anxious about social interactions.\n\nBefore we dive into potential solutions, I want to acknowledge your concerns and offer empathy. It takes courage to confront our own fears and uncertainties, especially when it comes to sharing our thoughts and feelings with others.\n\nIn this situation, I'd like to share a gentle and compassionate approach. Instead of focusing on what you should do or say, let's explore some questions together:\n\n* What are your genuine feelings about this social interaction?\n* What specific aspects of the situation are causing you anxiety?\n* Are there any underlying concerns or fears that you're not acknowledging?\n\nBy exploring these questions, we can work through your emotions and gain a better understanding of what's driving your nervousness. From there, we can develop a personalized strategy to help you feel more comfortable and confident in this social interaction.\n\nRemember, the goal is not to avoid or suppress our emotions but to acknowledge and validate them. By doing so, we can cultivate a deeper sense of self-awareness, empathy, and connection with others.\n\nWhat do you think? Would you like to explore these questions further and develop a personalized approach for navigating this situation?", "emotional_state": {"emotion": "neutral", "intensity": 0.0}, "latent_emotion": "Based on the message, I infer that the underlying emotional state is: **Vulnerable**", "metrics": {"refusal": 0, "persona_hit": 1, "rag_hit": 1, "rag_hit_semantic": 0, "tokens_input": null, "tokens_output": null, "memory_recall_hit": null, "memory_is_recall_turn": false, "memory_qa_check_type": null, "memory_expected": null, "memory_matched_terms": null, "memory_missing_terms": null, "continuity_break": null}, "trace_url": null, "retrieved_present": true, "retrieved_len": 3722, "retrieved_sample": "Geneva Emotional Competence Test in the workplace (GECo)26. The\n\nGECo consists of four subtests that measure emotion recognition ability\nfrom nonverbal cues, emotion understanding, emotion regulation in\noneself, and emotion management in others. In the present study, only\nthe latter two were used. The Emotion Regulation subtest consists of 28\nvignettes (about four sentences each) describing situations in the workplace in which the test-taker is feeling a certain emotion. Participants are\nasked t", "reward": {"value": 4.5, "explanation": "QA: 4.0, Match: True, Latency: 34.50s"}, "api_success": true}
{"eval_id": "EVAL-2026-04-30-FULL", "run_id": "5d1c9e", "repeat": 0, "git_sha": "bdbb8fd", "model_id": "llama3", "endpoint": "http://127.0.0.1:8000/chat", "sheet_tab": "All Output", "turn": 4, "start_ts": "2026-05-01T14:04:20.885996+00:00", "end_ts": "2026-05-01T14:04:53.454643+00:00", "latency_ms": 29176, "status": "ok", "scenario_id": "SM-P02_SM-M03", "persona_id": "SM-P02", "module_id": "SM-M03", "scenario_prompt": "Read the science-backed insights about small talk and social well-being. Which ones surprise or resonate?", "initial_emotion": "Skeptical but intrigued; curious about scientific backing for emotional experiences", "desired_ai_behavior": "After voting; 'Based on your selection; here’s a study showing similar effects in workplace environments—'", "desired_tone": "Informative; engaging; slightly academic but accessible", "user_input": "Thank you for the help. Any final thoughts?", "agent_response": "I sense that you're feeling grateful and relieved, having worked through your emotions and developed a personalized approach for managing your feelings in social interactions.\n\nAs we wrap up our conversation, I'd like to share some final thoughts. Remember, acknowledging and validating your emotions is the first step towards building meaningful connections with others. By doing so, you'll cultivate a deeper sense of self-awareness, empathy, and connection.\n\nIn future social interactions, whenever you feel anxious or uncertain, take a moment to reflect on our conversation. Ask yourself:\n\n* What are my genuine feelings about this interaction?\n* What specific aspects of the situation are causing me anxiety?\n* Are there any underlying concerns or fears that I'm not acknowledging?\n\nBy using these questions as a guide, you'll be better equipped to navigate those moments and build stronger connections with others.\n\nFinally, remember that it's okay to take things at your own pace. Don't rush into situations that make you uncomfortable. Instead, focus on building meaningful relationships with people who appreciate you for who you are.\n\nThank you for sharing your concerns with me today. It was an honor to support you in exploring your emotions and developing a personalized approach for managing your feelings. Remember, you're not alone, and there's always someone here to listen and offer guidance.", "emotional_state": {"emotion": "neutral", "intensity": 0.0}, "latent_emotion": "Based on the message, I infer that the underlying emotional state is: **validated**.", "metrics": {"refusal": 0, "persona_hit": 1, "rag_hit": 1, "rag_hit_semantic": 0, "tokens_input": null, "tokens_output": null, "memory_recall_hit": null, "memory_is_recall_turn": false, "memory_qa_check_type": null, "memory_expected": null, "memory_matched_terms": null, "memory_missing_terms": null, "continuity_break": null}, "trace_url": null, "retrieved_present": true, "retrieved_len": 631, "retrieved_sample": "...Prosocial\r\n               3. ...Better at perspective taking\r\n               4. How many “walks” do you need to take before you feel more hopeful?\n\n```\nParticipants then read four deep questions, adapted from the“fast\nfriends”paradigm (Aron et al., 1997):\n```\n1. For what in your life do you feel most grateful?\n\nIn Artificial Intelligence (AI), the most pertinent part has been replicating the human\nthinking capacity. The initial concept of AI was limited only to replicate human thinking\npower ", "reward": {"value": 4.5, "explanation": "QA: 4.0, Match: True, Latency: 29.18s"}, "api_success": true}