Asked by Josha Chaye on Sep 28, 2024
What do we call the tendency to respond to questions in a manner unrelated to the content of a question
A) placebo effect
B) experimenter bias
C) response set
D) social desirability bias
Response Set
A pattern of responses a person consistently shows across different situations or measures.
Social Desirability Bias
The tendency of survey respondents to answer questions in a manner that will be viewed favorably by others, sometimes leading to inaccuracy in self-reporting.
Content
The information and experiences that are directed towards an end-user or audience, including the substance and information communicated through various media.
- Single out biases in the design and execution of research, including those originating from the experimenter, habitual response sets, and biases due to the want for social desirability.
Learning Objectives
- Single out biases in the design and execution of research, including those originating from the experimenter, habitual response sets, and biases due to the want for social desirability.
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