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ejop-417	Haghighat, Rahman	The Development of the Brief Social Desirability Scale (BSDS)	2007		.htm	text/html	2911	125	48	Though neither Segal nor Farina have looked at the above from a social desirability point of view, their findings support the idea that people tend to resort to social desirability in their responses to sensitive questions. Other items such as “there have been occasions when I felt like smashing things” are unsuitable for use in people with schizophrenia with a history of agitation as an affirmatory response to such questions (taken as evidence of a lack of social desirability) is more likely in people who tend to be habitually stimulated or agitated, and so liable to acting out and outbursts.	cache/ejop-417.htm	txt/ejop-417.txt