Add to ORKGEmpirical evidence suggests that the respondents' approval motive, their desirability beliefs and the privacy of the response situation affects respondents' susceptibility to social desirability bias. Previous research has analyzed the explanatory power of these factors separately and has not taken their possible interdependence as determinants for social desirability bias into account. This article tests the prediction from rational-choice theory that a strong approval motive, clear differences in the perceived desirability of response options and a lack of privacy are all necessary but not sufficient conditions for social desirability bias. According to the empirical results from our first study a three-way interaction between the analyze...
In the last 60 years, the proportion of white Americans expressing anti-black prejudice in face-to-f...
In the last 60 years, the proportion of white Americans expressing anti-black prejudice in face-to-f...
In the last 60 years, the proportion of white Americans expressing anti-black prejudice in face-to-f...
Empirical evidence suggests that the respondents' approval motive, their desirability beliefs and th...
In this article we analyze beliefs about the social desirability of ten racial attitude items from t...
In this article we analyze beliefs about the social desirability of ten racial attitude items from t...
In this article we analyze beliefs about the social desirability of ten racial attitude items from t...
Social desirability (SD)-bias is a serious threat for survey-data quality, and the respondents’ desi...
Social desirability (SD)-bias is a serious threat for survey-data quality, and the respondents’ desi...
Social desirability (SD)-bias is a serious threat for survey-data quality, and the respondents’ desi...
Social desirability describes the tendency of respondents to present themselves in a more positive l...
Social desirability (SD)-bias is a serious threat for survey-data quality, and the respondents’ desi...
For decades, researchers have expressed concern that self-report racial attitude measures are vulner...
Social desirability (SD) bias is a serious threat for the quality of survey data, and SD beliefs pre...
'The respondents in social surveys often answer in a socially desirable, rather than in a truthful m...
In the last 60 years, the proportion of white Americans expressing anti-black prejudice in face-to-f...
In the last 60 years, the proportion of white Americans expressing anti-black prejudice in face-to-f...
In the last 60 years, the proportion of white Americans expressing anti-black prejudice in face-to-f...
Empirical evidence suggests that the respondents' approval motive, their desirability beliefs and th...
In this article we analyze beliefs about the social desirability of ten racial attitude items from t...
In this article we analyze beliefs about the social desirability of ten racial attitude items from t...
In this article we analyze beliefs about the social desirability of ten racial attitude items from t...
Social desirability (SD)-bias is a serious threat for survey-data quality, and the respondents’ desi...
Social desirability (SD)-bias is a serious threat for survey-data quality, and the respondents’ desi...
Social desirability (SD)-bias is a serious threat for survey-data quality, and the respondents’ desi...
Social desirability describes the tendency of respondents to present themselves in a more positive l...
Social desirability (SD)-bias is a serious threat for survey-data quality, and the respondents’ desi...
For decades, researchers have expressed concern that self-report racial attitude measures are vulner...
Social desirability (SD) bias is a serious threat for the quality of survey data, and SD beliefs pre...
'The respondents in social surveys often answer in a socially desirable, rather than in a truthful m...
In the last 60 years, the proportion of white Americans expressing anti-black prejudice in face-to-f...
In the last 60 years, the proportion of white Americans expressing anti-black prejudice in face-to-f...
In the last 60 years, the proportion of white Americans expressing anti-black prejudice in face-to-f...