Social Desirability and Acquiescence Response Tendencies Draw Attention to

question 19

Multiple Choice

Social desirability and acquiescence response tendencies draw attention to

• A) difficulties respondents have in understanding open-ended questions.
• B) biases produced by the form and/or content of survey questions.
• C) problems with indirect questions.
• D) the need for filter and contingency questions.

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Definitions:

Inherited Behavior

Behaviors that are transmitted from parents to offspring through genes, typically instinctual or reflex actions seen in many animals.

Emotional Expressions

Observable signs of emotional state, often communicated through facial expressions, body language, or vocal tones.

Alfred Russel Wallace

A British naturalist, explorer, geographer, anthropologist, and biologist known for independently conceiving the theory of evolution through natural selection.

Charles Darwin

A naturalist and biologist known for his theory of evolution through the mechanism of natural selection.