If anonymity was guaranteed, do you think study participants would still lie about their sexual behaviors?
If yes, what would motivate them to do so?
If no, is there any way you could know this for certain?
What does this say about the validity and reliability of surveys, especially in the field of sexuality?
Please review: Assign1 PowerPoint to complete .
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3. In the lecture on Problem Solving & Creativity, we opened and closed the lecture with cognitive biases that fit into both parts of this chapter quite well. Discuss how you’ve relied on the confirmation bias in your own life, as well as where/when you most frequently come across it (e.g., in politics, when you’re arguing, etc.). And then do the same thing but for the Dunning-Kruger Effect.
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