SDM Survey Guidelines 2014
DOI: 10.15465/sdm-sg_016
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“…With sensitive topics, the tendency for social desirability increases. Furthermore, due to the personal interview, there was only a small social distance, which can also cause social desirability ( 52 ). Additionally, change in behavior (assessment of attitudes) rather than actual behavior was explored.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With sensitive topics, the tendency for social desirability increases. Furthermore, due to the personal interview, there was only a small social distance, which can also cause social desirability ( 52 ). Additionally, change in behavior (assessment of attitudes) rather than actual behavior was explored.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is divided into the exaggeration of positive qualities (PQ+) and the minimization of negative qualities (NQ−). The KSE-G meets the GESIS recommendation (Bogner & Landrock, 2015) to control for response biases in standardized surveys. Halberstadt (1983) emphasizes the importance of examining possible influences of social desirability as participants “might try to portray their families in whatever manner they predicted the experimenter preferred” (Halberstadt, 1983, p. 22).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is divided into the exaggeration of positive qualities (PQ+) and the minimization of negative qualities (NQÀ). The KSE-G meets the GESIS recommendation (Bogner & Landrock, 2015) to control for response biases in standardized surveys. Halberstadt (1983) emphasizes the importance of examining possible Note.…”
Section: Short Scale Social Desirability-gammamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This easily leads to a distortion of answers. Thus, the response to previous questions generally has an effect on the response to subsequent questions [22]. Women, who first estimate the spontaneous pain in their legs, the tenderness in their legs and the feeling of heaviness in their legs and their limitations on walking (due to their legs), may well subsequently assess their dissatisfaction with their legs rather than the actual impairment of their quality of life in general.…”
Section: Aspect 1: Studies On the Effectiveness Of Liposuctionmentioning
confidence: 99%