The Tendency for People Who Live in Isolating Conditions to Report

question 18

Multiple Choice

The tendency for people who live in isolating conditions to report valuing social connection more than those living in close-knit communities is an example of

• A) the reference group effect.
• B) social desirability norms.
• C) acquiescence bias.
• D) debiasing effects.
• E) deprivation effects.

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