önjelentéshajlam
Önjelentéshajlam, often translated as self-report inclination, is a construct used in survey methodology and psychometrics to describe an individual’s propensity to disclose information about themselves through self-report instruments. It encompasses motivational and perceptual factors that influence how people respond to questions about attitudes, behaviors, and characteristics.
Etymology and usage: the term is a compound derived from elements meaning “self-report” (önjelentés) and “inclination”
Relationship to related concepts: önjelentéshajlam is related to broader response biases such as social desirability bias,
Measurement and assessment: researchers infer önjelentéshajlam indirectly, using validity checks, reverse-scored items, social desirability scales, or
Applications and limitations: understanding önjelentéshajlam helps assess data quality in surveys, clinical assessments, and market research.
See also: self-report, social desirability bias, response bias, survey methodology.