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crln-9495	Oxford, Emma	Survey data: When what you see is not what you wanted to get	2016	2	.pdf	application/pdf	1145	51	62	Filling out a survey haphazardly, look- ing for shortcuts, or not giving real thought to the questions is known as satisficing, a term borrowed from economics.1 Satisfic- ing can take the form of many different behaviors, including nondifferentiation (choosing the same response to every ques- tion), skipping items, rushing, or quitting early.2 Research in other disciplines has examined the prevalence of satisficing and its impact on survey data. Common problems with survey data Most problems with surveys stem from the fact that no survey respondent will ever care about the accuracy of the results as much as the researcher does.	cache/crln-9495.pdf	txt/crln-9495.txt