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Systematic Review on the Effectiveness of Social Desirability Bias Reduction Methods in Survey Research Systematic Review on the Effectiveness of Social Desirability Bias Reduction Methods in Survey Research doi:10.17026/SS/G8JC8E E. Zaal 2021-01-01 PGW.20.024 DANS Data Station Social Sciences and Humanities 2026-02-17 PSYCHOLOGYADULTSSOCIAL SCIENCESSocial SciencesSurvey methodologySocial Desirability Bias The dataset was used to inform a systematic review. This systematic review provides an overview and explanation of recently investigated reduction methods of social desirability bias and highlights those that synthesis show to be most effective. We included in our review/dataset only experimental studies (i.e., correlational studies are excluded). This review outlines experiment’s characteristics (e.g., behavioral/cognitive topics, sample information, example operationalizations), evaluates experimental quality, and provides future directives for SDB reduction research. The dataset contains Details Citation, Topic(s) of self-report, Theoretical framework, objective and expectations, Sample, Methods and outcomes. More specifically, Authors, title, publication year, journal of publication, doi., General topic (e.g., health) and specific topic (e.g., alcohol consumption), Method/theoretical framework used in the study; objective/goal of study. N participants; country; age; gender; sampling frame (i.e., from which population was the sample drawn); sample recruitment (e.g., probability/non-probability); incentives given (Yes/No/Unclear/Mixed), Design (number of groups/comparisons); mode of administration/study context (e.g., self-administered online survey, laboratory setting); main independent/dependent variables & operationalization; covariates, Statistical analyses carried out; primary outcomes; effect sizes mentioned (Yes/No); Primary outcome (e.g., experimental condition(s) reduced, increased or had no effect on SDB); implications for questionnaire design (i.e., method supported, mixed/unclear, unsupported). 2017-01-012017-01-01 Data abstraction of previously published papers https://ssh.datastations.nl/oai doi:10.17026/SS/G8JC8E 2026-03-08T01:01:22Z ddi:codebook:2_5