In order to look good,respondents sometimes give incorrect answers on a questionnaire.This behavior illustrates:
A) the better-than-average effect
B) socially desirable responding
C) an experimental confound
D) selection bias

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Socially desirable responding refers to a tendency for respondents to give answers that they believe will be viewed favorably by others rather than answering honestly. This can lead to inaccurate or biased results in research studies when participants intentionally withhold or distort information in order to be viewed positively.

In Order to Look Good,respondents Sometimes Give Incorrect Answers on a Questionnaire.This