When third-person techniques are used, a respondent will say that his likes and dislikes are the same as his neighbor's.

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Third-person techniques involve asking respondents about the views, behaviors, or preferences of others (e.g., their neighbors) to reduce social desirability bias and encourage more honest responses. This does not necessarily mean the respondent will say their likes and dislikes are the same as their neighbor's.

When Third-Person Techniques Are Used, a Respondent Will Say That