Sentence examples for inaccurate self-reports from inspiring English sources

Gawronski and colleagues (2006) argue that agents typically lack "source" and "impact" awareness of their implicit attitudes, but typically have "content" awareness.[21] Evidence for content awareness stems from "bogus pipeline" experiments (e.g., Nier 2005) in which participants are led to believe that inaccurate self-reports will be detected by the experimenter.

Inaccurate self-reports or underreporting of events would not be expected to affect the results of a study unless the study treatment introduced a systematic bias that produced differential rates of inaccurate self-reports or underreporting of events.

Although there was imperfect agreement between the data sources, some of this could be explained by limitations in the administrative data or in data linkage, rather than inaccurate self-report.

This suggestion does not however solve problems of inaccurate self-report.

Inaccurate self-reporting of risky behaviours is the primary threat to the validity and utility of research among most-at-risk populations.

Collecting a biological sample that may reveal inaccurate self-report requires careful program design to respect patient autonomy and promotion of just care.

For 9% of the routinely collected data used for this study there was no valid information about self reported smoking status (the information was either not requested or not recorded), compounding the problem of inaccurate self reported data.

Although the direction of a possible misclassification bias due to inaccurate self-reporting of educational level is not clear, we find it unlikely that it would substantially bias the trends.

Objective measures of tobacco exposure like cotinine levels avoid some of the problems of inaccurate self-reporting and it has been shown that rs16969968 is a strong predictor of cotinine independent of CPD.

This somewhat limits our ability to comment on causation of pain, and as some potential participants were intoxicated the possibility of inaccurate self-reporting of drug and alcohol use must also be considered.

Fluctuations in medication-taking may reflect inaccurate self-reporting or may point to biological changes related to psychological demands within the context of recent spousal bereavement – a combination linked to major health events [ 23].