A person who marked "strongly agree" to all or most items on a Likert scale would best be described as which of the following?

A) Socially desirable respondent
B) Biased participant
C) Nay-sayer
D) Yea-sayer


D
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Acquiescence response set bias is a tendency to agree with statements regardless of their content; such responders are known as "yea-sayers." People who have the opposite tendency—to disagree with statements independently of the question content—are known as nay-sayers and are much less common. Social desirability response set bias is a tendency to misrepresent attitudes or traits by giving answers that are consistent with prevailing social views. A yea-sayer is a type of biased participant.

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