People responding to surveys or interviews tend to want to present themselves in a good light, thus reducing the accuracy of the

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People responding to surveys or interviews tend to want to present themselves in a good light, thus reducing the accuracy of the

ir responses. This is called the _____ response.

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11111nata11111 [884] · Answer 1 · 2023-04-12T22:24:28+03:00

It is called social desirability bias response.

<h3>What is social desirability bias?</h3>

Social desirability bias is a form of biased response to surveys or interviews whereby responders try to present themselves such that others in the society will be in approval of them.

Responses to surveys or interviews are supposed to be totally objective and not biased in any way. However, when surveys are about issues that relate to personality, political topics, etc, social desirability bias may come in.

Respondents may want to answer in such a way that their personality is acceptable or their political views (political correctness) aligns with that of the majority.

When it comes to answering surveys or responding to interviews, these kinds of responses are termed social desirability responses.

More on social desirability bias can be found here: brainly.com/question/4793861

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