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

question 13

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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