Telescoping refers to the overagreeableness on the part of those surveyed;respondents give the researcher the response they believe is demanded or expected.

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Telescoping refers to the misreporting of the timing of events, where respondents might report events as having occurred more recently than they actually did, or sometimes anticipate events to have occurred which have not yet happened. It does not relate to overagreeableness or giving expected responses.

Telescoping Refers to the Overagreeableness on the Part of Those