Whenever Jack is asked to answer questions about himself, he is worried that his answers will portray him in an unfavorable light.
As a result, Jack tends to answer questions in a way that he believes will give others a more positive impression of himself. Jack is experiencing __________ whenever he is asked to complete a self-report measure.
a. an ethical conflict
b. limited recall
c. evaluation apprehension
d. a leniency bias
Question 2
Observations that ask research participants to look within themselves and describe their impressions are referred to as
a. systematic observations.
b. self-report measures.
c. secondary observations.
d. exploratory measures.
