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Social Desirability and Leader Effectiveness
The Journal of Social Psychology, 1979 The effect of social desirability response bias on the Least Preferred Co-worker (LPC) scale used in tests of Fiedler's Contingency Model of leadership effectiveness was investigated in two studies. In the first study, 89 managers of a steel fabricating plant completed a questionnaire containing the Crowne and Marlowe (1) measure of social desirability
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Social Desirability of Earnings Tests [PDF]
German Economic Review, 2008 Abstract In many countries, pension systems involve some form of earnings test; i.e. an individual’s benefits are reduced if he has labor income. This paper examines whether or not such earnings tests emerge when pension system and income tax are optimally designed. We use a simple model with individuals differing both in productivity
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A Desire for Social Media Is Associated With a Desire for Solitary but Not Social Activities
Psychological Reports, 2017While social media is an aspect of life for many, it brings to light the lack of interpersonal connection when browsing activity occurs. The displacement theory suggests that the quality of one’s offline interactions is affected by how much time an individual allots to those exchanges.
Lauren, Hill, Zane, Zheng
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Drivers of desire for social rank
Current Opinion in Psychology, 2020Why are humans so often obsessed with climbing social hierarchies and increasing their social rank? This question has fascinated psychologists for decades and, in this paper, we review recent research intended to answer five specific questions related to people's desire for high social rank: (1) why do people desire high social rank, (2) for whom is ...
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Social Desirability: National and International Context
2006This is the second of two chapters on the question whether a diet shift is socially desirable. Whereas the preceding one took a behavioural perspective, the present chapter is oriented towards processes at the level of markets and institutions. In terms of Chapter 1, it should be repeated that there is a difference between factors that contribute to ...
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Social desirability bias (SDB) is a pervasive threat to the validity of survey and experimental data. Respondents might often misreport sensitive attitudes and behaviors to appear more socially acceptable. We begin by synthesizing empirical evidence on the prevalence and magnitude of SDB across various domains, focusing on studies with individual-level
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Social desirability bias (SDB) is a pervasive threat to the validity of survey and experimental data. Respondents might often misreport sensitive attitudes and behaviors to appear more socially acceptable. We begin by synthesizing empirical evidence on the prevalence and magnitude of SDB across various domains, focusing on studies with individual-level
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Social Desirability in the Assessment of Trauma
Psychological Reports, 1996Since admitting distress is often considered undesirable, the role of social desirability as a moderator variable in the assessment of traumatic events scores, on the PTSD Interview, and diagnosis was investigated. A sample of 342 city bus drivers were grouped by their lifetime exposure to trauma (nonexposed, stressful but nontraumatic event, traumatic
A, Brunet, C, Boucher, R, Boyer
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An Indigenous Social Desirability Scale
Measurement and Evaluation in Counseling and Development, 2014We describe an Indigenous Social Desirability Scale for Mexico developed using a mixedmethods approach. Scores on the scale with two dimensions show adequate reliability and validity.
Dominguez Espinosa, Alejandra del Carmen +1 more
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If socialism was inevitable, discussing its desirability would be meaningless. Having demonstrated that socialism was far from being inevitable, one could justifiably analyze whether it was at least desirable.
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If socialism was inevitable, discussing its desirability would be meaningless. Having demonstrated that socialism was far from being inevitable, one could justifiably analyze whether it was at least desirable.
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Social Class and Social Desirability
The Journal of Social Psychology, 1962(1962). Social Class and Social Desirability. The Journal of Social Psychology: Vol. 58, No. 1, pp. 167-170.
Benjamin Mehlman, Robert G. Warehime
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