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Educational and Psychological Measurement

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Personality Test Faking: Expressed Willingness to Fake as Affected by Anonymity and Instructional Set

Volume 22, Issue 4

https://doi.org/10.1177/001316446202200409

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Palermo, D. S. and Martire, J. G. "The Influence of Order of Administration on Self-Concept Measures." Journal of Consulting Psychology, XXIV (1960), 372.

Sheldon, M. S. "Conditions Affecting the Fakability of Teacher-Selection Inventories." EDUCATIONAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL MEASUREMENT, XIX (1959), 207-219.

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