Julia Meisters
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Meisters J, Hoffmann A, Musch J
Behav Res Methods
. 2022 Apr;
55(2):716-729.
PMID: 35449499
The Randomized Response Technique (Warner, Journal of the American Statistical Association, 60, 63-69, 1965) has been developed to control for socially desirable responses in surveys on sensitive attributes. The Crosswise...
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Hoffmann A, Meisters J, Musch J
PLoS One
. 2021 Oct;
16(10):e0258603.
PMID: 34714838
In self-reports, socially desirable responding threatens the validity of prevalence estimates for sensitive personal attitudes and behaviors. Indirect questioning techniques such as the crosswise model attempt to control for the...
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Meisters J, Hoffmann A, Musch J
PLoS One
. 2020 Dec;
15(12):e0243384.
PMID: 33284820
Indirect questioning techniques such as the crosswise model aim to control for socially desirable responding in surveys on sensitive personal attributes. Recently, the extended crosswise model has been proposed as...
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Meisters J, Hoffmann A, Musch J
PLoS One
. 2020 Jul;
15(6):e0235403.
PMID: 32603352
The crosswise model is an indirect questioning technique designed to control for socially desirable responding. Although the technique has delivered promising results in terms of improved validity in survey studies...
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Hoffmann A, Meisters J, Musch J
Behav Res Methods
. 2020 Mar;
52(4):1768-1782.
PMID: 32185638
Non-randomized response techniques (NRRTs) such as the crosswise model and the triangular model (CWM and TRM; Yu et al. Metrika, 67, 251-263, 2008) have been developed to control for socially...
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Meisters J, Diedenhofen B, Musch J
Memory
. 2018 Apr;
26(9):1297-1309.
PMID: 29676666
For decades, sequential lineups have been considered superior to simultaneous lineups in the context of eyewitness identification. However, most of the research leading to this conclusion was based on the...