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Address issues of faking related to use of personality tests


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Please summarize the following text To address issues of faking related to the use of personality tests, an increasing number of studies claimed that forced-choice formats would alleviate the adverse impact of response distortion from motivated applicants (Christiansen et al., 2005; Jackson et al., 2000; Martínez & Salgado, 2021; Salgado et al., 2015; Wetzel et al., 2021). The idea of forced-choice formats was first introduced by Marston (1928) and later implemented in personality tests by Horst (Travers, 1951). In forced-choice formats, respondents are typically given stimuli of words or statements as dyads, triads, or tetrads, and asked to select or rank them based on their preference (e.g., most/least true of me). In single-stimulus formats such as Likert-scale items, respondents provide their rating on each statement by choosing a single option implying different degrees of agreement or frequencies of the occurrence of a target trait. In forced-choice formats, respondents make a choice based on their relative standings by comparing multiple statements within a set of statements. Need Assignment Help?

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