Subjects' self-reports often indicate that they are healthier,happier,and less prejudiced than other types of evidence would suggest.The most likely explanation for this pattern is

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The social desirability bias refers to the tendency of individuals to respond in a way that presents them in a positive light or is socially desirable, even if it is not entirely accurate. This bias can lead to subjects reporting that they are healthier, happier, and less prejudiced than they actually are.

Subjects' Self-Reports Often Indicate That They Are Healthier,happier,and Less Prejudiced