Subjects' Self-Reports Often Indicate That They Are Healthier, Happier, and Less

question 55

Multiple Choice

Subjects' self-reports often indicate that they are healthier, happier, and less prejudiced than other types of evidence would suggest. The MOST likely explanation for this pattern is ​

• A)experimenter bias.
• B)faulty memory. ​
• C)the social desirability bias. ​
• D)a tendency to agree with almost every statement. ​

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Definitions:

Laissez-faire Leadership

A leadership style that grants team members high degrees of freedom in how they work and make decisions, with minimal interference or direction from the leader.

Abdicating Responsibilities

The act of renouncing, giving up, or avoiding carrying out one's duties or responsibilities.

Power Wielders

Individuals or entities that hold and exercise authority or influence over others, often determining or influencing outcomes and decisions.

Own Interests

Personal or individual goals, desires, or priorities that may or may not align with those of a group or organization.