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Conditions Ripe for Social Desirability Bias

October 19, 2016 by Kevin Coogan

Election 2016           Social Desirability Bias / Overview:  Conditions Ripe for Social Desirability Bias Poll bias is alive and well. Different polls should show more or less similar results if there is no bias involved.  If polls begin to vary considerably for an apparent inexplicable reason, more research is needed to understand why.  […]

Filed Under: Election, Social Desirability Bias Tagged With: Bradley Effect, election 2016, Social Desirability Bias

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