METHODS OF RESEARCH
QUALITATIVE RESEARCH
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social desirability bias
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acquiescence bias
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sensitivity bias
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dominant respondent bias
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Detailed explanation-1: -One of the more common types of response bias, demand bias, comes from the respondents being influenced simply by being part of the study.
Detailed explanation-2: -Response bias is a general term used to describe a number of different conditions or factors that cue respondents to provide inaccurate or false answers during surveys or interviews. These factors range from the interviewer’s perceived social position or appearance to the the phrasing of questions in surveys.
Detailed explanation-3: -Response bias (also known as survey bias) is defined as the tendency in respondents to answer untruthfully or inaccurately. It often occurs where participants are asked to self-report on behaviors, but can also be caused by poor survey design.
Detailed explanation-4: -Self-selection bias (also called volunteer bias) refers to the bias that can occur when individuals are allowed to choose whether they want to participate in a research study.