It might actually help output answer with less nonsense.
As an example in some workflow I ask chatgpt to figure out if the user is referring to a specific location and output a country in json like { country }
It has some error rate at this task. Asking it for a rationale improves this error rate to almost none. { rationale, country }. However reordering the keys like { country, rationale } does not. You get the wrong country and a rationale that justifies the correct one that was not given.
As an example in some workflow I ask chatgpt to figure out if the user is referring to a specific location and output a country in json like { country }
It has some error rate at this task. Asking it for a rationale improves this error rate to almost none. { rationale, country }. However reordering the keys like { country, rationale } does not. You get the wrong country and a rationale that justifies the correct one that was not given.