“…For example, responses may be distorted by social desirability, i.e., the tendency to answer questions in a manner viewed favorably by others (Ganster, Hennessey, & Luthans, 1983;Chen, Dai, Spector, & Jex, 1997;King & Bruner, 2000). When two or more variables from data obtained by self-report are compared, social desirability might inflate the observed correlations as a confounder.…”