Socially Desirable Responding: Some New Solutions to Old Problems
Published 1 January 1989
Delroy L. Paulhus
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Abstract
Perhaps the most irritating critics of one's theory or data are those who say "it's just self-presentation" or "it's just impression management." Such critics are like gadflies--they nip away at you while you are trying to do serious psychologizing. We often think they are taking cheap shots and try to ignore them.
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