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THE EFFECT OF INTENT TO BIAS ON FORCED‐CHOICE INDICES
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  • 1958The Edwards Personal Preference Schedule (EPPS) and fakability.56 cited

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  • 1965A Note on the “Fakability” of Forced‐Choice Scales25 cited
  • 1964SET SCORES AND FORCED‐CHOICE TESTS1,20 cited

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