Självrapportbias
Självrapportbias, or self-report bias, is a type of response bias that occurs in surveys, questionnaires, or interviews when participants provide inaccurate or misleading information about themselves. This inaccuracy can stem from various psychological and social factors, leading to a distorted perception of reality or the participant's true behaviors, attitudes, or beliefs.
One common form of self-report bias is social desirability bias, where individuals tend to answer questions
Another factor contributing to self-report bias is memory recall bias. When asked about past events or behaviors,
Furthermore, the phrasing of questions can significantly influence responses. Leading questions or questions with implied social