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EFFECTS OF A TOP MANAGEMENT FAKING SET ON THE GORDON PERSONAL INVENTORY
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EFFECTS OF A TOP MANAGEMENT FAKING SET ON THE GORDON PERSONAL INVENTORY (1962)EFFECTS OF A TOP MANAGEMENT FAKING SET ON…Simulated patterns on the California Psychological Inventory. (1960)Simulated patterns on the Cal…Fakability of the Gordon Personal Profile. (1956)Fakability of the Gordon Pers…Fakability of a forced-choice personality test under realistic high school employment conditions. (1956)Fakability of a forced-choice…Self-presentation dynamics on overt integrity tests: Experimental studies of the Reid Report. (1994)Self-presentation dynamics on…Re-Examination of the Fakability of the Gordon Personal Inventory and Profile: A Reply to Schwab (1974)Re-Examination of the Fakabil…Counterbalancing and Fakability of the Gordon Personal Inventory and Profile (1970)Counterbalancing and Fakabili…Group personality projective test fakability: A re-examination (1967)Group personality projective …EFFECTS OF A GOOD IMPRESSION SET ON THE THORNDIKE DIMENSIONS OF TEMPERAMENT1,2 (1967)EFFECTS OF A GOOD IMPRESSION …Faking Studies with the Orientation Inventory (1965)Faking Studies with the Orien…Effects of Specific Instructions to Fake on Gordon Personal Profile Scores (1965)Effects of Specific Instructi…Fakability of the Gordon Personal Inventory: Replication and Extension (1963)Fakability of the Gordon Pers…Effects of Positive and Negative Faking Sets on the Survey of Interpersonal Values (1963)Effects of Positive and Negat…The relationship between the judged desirability of a trait and the probability that the trait will be endorsed. (1953)A STUDY OF FAKING BEHAVIOR ON A FORCED‐CHOICE SELF‐DESCRIPTION CHECKLIST (1962)Instructional Set and the Coopersmith Self-Esteem Inventory (1970)Handbook of social psychology (2004)Social desirability and responses to items from three MMPI scales: D, Sc, and K. (1956)Social desirability in the MMPI. (1956)The Social Desirability Variable in Personality Assessment and Research. (1959)Good Impression, Social Desirability, and Acquiescence as Suppressor Variables (1963)Towards an empirical model of malingering and deception (1984)Generational boundary distortions by adult children of alcoholics: Child-as-parent and child-as-mate (1992)Personality and Assessment (1968)THE BIG FIVE PERSONALITY DIMENSIONS AND JOB PERFORMANCE: A META‐ANALYSIS (1991)Comparison of factor structures and criterion-related validity coefficients for two measures of personality based on the five factor model. (1996)The Psychology of Attitudes (1997)Applications of Personality Assessment to the Workplace: A Review (1999)Socially desirable responding does moderate personality scale validity both in experimental and in nonexperimental contexts. (2007)The susceptibility to falsification of the Rorschach psychodiagnostic technique. (1950)The effect of mental set and item structure upon response to a projective test. (1951)THE GROUP PERSONALITY PROJECTIVE TEST (GPPT) (1961)Faking by sales applicants of a forced choice personality inventory. (1957)Some Perceptual Changes During Sensitivity Training (1959)An evaluation of forced-choice and true-false item formats in personality assessment (1973)Effects of Applicant Faking on Forced-Choice and Likert Scores (2018)Interventions for Addressing Faking on Personality Assessments for Employee Selection: A Meta-Analysis (2014)Self-Presentation and Self-Promotion in an Organizational Setting (1986)Measurement Equivalence Between Applicant and Incumbent Groups: An IRT Analysis of Personality Scales (2001)Developing a Motivational Distortion Scale for the High School Personality Questionnaire (1983)
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  • 1956Fakability of a forced-choice personality test under realistic high school employment conditions.40 cited
  • 1956Fakability of the Gordon Personal Profile.30 cited
  • 1960Simulated patterns on the California Psychological Inventory.27 cited

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  • 1994Self-presentation dynamics on overt integrity tests: Experimental studies of the Reid Report.90 cited
  • 1963Effects of Positive and Negative Faking Sets on the Survey of Interpersonal Values13 cited
  • 1965Effects of Specific Instructions to Fake on Gordon Personal Profile Scores11 cited
  • 1963Fakability of the Gordon Personal Inventory: Replication and Extension9 cited
  • 1974Re-Examination of the Fakability of the Gordon Personal Inventory and Profile: A Reply to Schwab8 cited
  • 1967EFFECTS OF A GOOD IMPRESSION SET ON THE THORNDIKE DIMENSIONS OF TEMPERAMENT1,26 cited
  • 1967Group personality projective test fakability: A re-examination4 cited
  • 1965Faking Studies with the Orientation Inventory3 cited
  • 1970Counterbalancing and Fakability of the Gordon Personal Inventory and Profile3 cited

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