Collect behavioral data for bot detection #650
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…s, time-to-first-interaction
…ating speech-to-text, etc
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This work is based on an older commit because it is the root of the fork we are using for our present experiment. If I have time I'll come back and correct the merge conflicts. But I wanted to give you the code regardless since I expect that this is an issue everyone else will run into too (if they haven't already) |
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Fixes #649
This PR adds optional logging of click, keydown, input change, copy/paste, and window focus events. Of course, it only logs events that occur within the Deliberate Lab window. The goal is to use this behavioral data during analysis to attempt to identify users who are completing the task using a bot, and users who are having an LLM compose their survey or chat responses for them.