Sentence examples for desirable reporting from inspiring English sources

Consequently, these women would be inclined to socially desirable reporting.

Second, the study relied on self-report, and therefore the results may be affected by socially desirable reporting.

First, self-report was used to gather data, and therefore the results could be susceptible to socially desirable reporting.

Second, we might have underestimated the prevalence of these behaviors in some groups using interviewer-administered questionnaires due to socially desirable reporting.

This finding suggests that ACASI's ability to ensure privacy may prevent women from experiencing perceived judgment from an interviewer and may diminish socially desirable reporting and thus, inaccurate data.

We also identified three themes that were applicable to conducting research with this population in general and not just to computer surveys: socially desirable reporting, being honest to contribute to research, and the impact of unintentional harm from recalling risky behavior.

Intervention participants had improved sexual health knowledge, more desirable reported attitudes, fewer reported sexual partners and greater reported condom use compared to controls [ 8].

Although a close collaboration between oncologists and mental health professionals is most important and desirable, patients reporting a high distress level are not necessarily referred to psychosocial service.

It is unclear whether this response is somehow more socially desirable than reporting daily smoking or whether such a smoking pattern highlights an attempt to cut down or quit or is just characteristic of the professional group.

It depicts a decidedly obese woman decidedly not formed by nature, and is thought to date to as far back as 25,000 B.C. "The people who made this statue lived in a harsh ice-age environment where features of fatness and fertility would have been highly desirable," PBS reported.

If hypothesis testing is used, it is desirable to report not only the P values but also the observed values of test statistics and the degrees of freedom.