Structured Prompting Mitigates Cognitive Offloading in Generative AI Use

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Structured Prompting Mitigates Cognitive Offloading in Generative AI Use

This source is an academic article by Michael Gerlich titled "From Offloading to Engagement: An Experimental Study on Structured Prompting and Critical Reasoning with Generative AI," published in Data 2025. The study investigates how individuals engage with generative AI (GenAI) in reasoning tasks, testing four conditions.