A Li

AAPOR

AJ Fairchild

AL Graham

AN Joinson

AN Mudde

Anja S Göritz

AS Göritz

B Gawronski

BB Brodey

BC Bock

CM Bernaards

DE Morisky

DG Fischer

DG Mick

DL Paulhus

DM Ledgerwood

DP Crowne

ET Miller

F Kreuter

FR Dillon

G Gmel

G Mundle

GE Nagelhout

GEP Box

H De Vries

J Brigham

J Brug

J Di Stefano

J Musch

J Stöber

JC Newman

JD Klein

KK Downey

LE Daly

LK Bartholomew

LW Green

MJ Schmitt

MW Link

N Kogan

P Ritter

R Jago

R Tourangeau

RC Wu

Rik Crutzen

RW Motl

S Chinn

SE McCabe

TL Webb

Trimbos Instituut

WJ Zerbe

WL Richman

Z Khadjesari

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Social desirability and self-reported health risk behaviors in web-based research: three longitudinal studies

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Background: These studies sought to investigate the relation between social desirability and self-reported health risk behaviors (e. g., alcohol use, drug use, smoking) in web-based research. Methods: Three longitudinal studies (Study 1: N = 5612, 51% women; Study 2: N = 619, 60%; Study 3: N = 846, 59%) among randomly selected members of two online panels (Dutch; German) using several social desirability measures (Marlowe-Crowne Scale; Balanced Inventory of Desirable Responding; The Social Desirability Scale-17) were conducted. Results: Social desirability was not associated with self-reported current behavior or behavior frequency. Sociodemographics (age; sex; education) did not moderate the effect of social desirability on self-reported measures regarding health risk behaviors. Conclusions: The studies at hand provided no convincing evidence to throw doubt on the usefulness of the Internet as a medium to collect self-reports on health risk behaviors

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