Two-Component Models of Socially Desirable Responding.¶
Paulhus, D. L. (1984). Two-Component Models of Socially Desirable Responding. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 46(3), 598-609.
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Primes¶
- Public vs. Private Contexts
- A core function of "public vs. private contexts" is to separate audience effects (presence of observer changes salience of reputation) from authentic preference differences (individuals genuinely prefer different things in different contexts), a separation Paulhus (1984) operationalizes in his two-component model distinguishing impression management from self-deception.
This sourceDistinguishes impression management (deliberate audience-directed self-presentation) from self-deceptive enhancement (genuine private overestimation of self), operationalizing the separation between audience effects and authentic preference differences.
- A core function of "public vs. private contexts" is to separate audience effects (presence of observer changes salience of reputation) from authentic preference differences (individuals genuinely prefer different things in different contexts), a separation Paulhus (1984) operationalizes in his two-component model distinguishing impression management from self-deception.
Domain-specific¶
- Impression Management
This sourceSeparates audience-directed impression management from self-deceptive enhancement.
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