“…Participants may fail to report their attitudes and behaviors accurately with self-report measures, due, in part, to social desirability effects, which describes the tendency for participants to present themselves in a favorable light, regardless of their feelings (Ganster, Hennessey, & Luthans, 1983). Self-reports also raise questions about common method bias because the same person is providing the measure of the independent and dependent variable (Podsakoff, MacKenzie, Lee, & Podsakoff, 2003).…”