Social-Desirability Bias Refers to Systematic Difference Between a Group's "Socially

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Social-desirability bias refers to systematic difference between a group's "socially acceptable" responses to a survey or poll and this group's ultimate choice.

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Definitions:

Differentiation

The process by which cells or aspects of an organism change during development to serve specific functions.

Canalization

A concept in developmental biology referring to the ability of an organism to produce the same phenotype regardless of variability of its environment or genotype.

Visual Cliff

An experimental apparatus used to study infants' and young animals' perception of depth and their ability to understand visual cues related to depth.

Depth Perception

The visual ability to perceive the world in three dimensions and to judge the distance of objects.