Great job btw! You made it simple to understand. The scale suggest that ppl are consistently one way. Which is a reliable baseline for surveys however if one used to do something and no longer and havnt for a while and answer never... isn't that the truth? Or should they have considered having done that thing before? I use to be a nail bitter and I no longer bit havnt 13 yrs ... I asked because I got a 98 percentile high score for conformist... I present quite different physically and socially...i must admit I've been told I present stable balanced or unemotional to the very emotional... im willing to explore this further... I do agree that I'm not a good candidate for surveys ... that is very accurate... im open but I definitely overthink but that's for me not for others to accept. Idk thanks again!
Thank you K for your comment! The phrase "never" does suggest that a particular behaviour hasn't been engaged in at any point in the respondent's history. However, I completely understand how a respondent may interpret some ambiguity in the question. Ultimately, I think it best that the respondent ask the experimenter carrying out the survey for operational definitions of the optional responses. This would hopefully remove any such ambiguity. It's a very interesting question. Thank you again for commenting, and please subscribe for the latest content if you haven't already. It really helps!
@@PatsPsychologyMSc you've explained this in such a simple way AGAIN! I totally understand and should have asked for clarification, unfortunately or purposely the method of testing was intentional... im just at the beginning stages of my study of Psychology. I've read some debates regarding this particular test and it's very intriguing. IM SUBING NOWWWW!
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Great video. Thanks! I have a question. How do you use lie scale in a regression analysis.. when you’re predicting a behavior vis a vis people’s personality?
Delighted you enjoyed the video Krishna! As I understand it, it depends on your research question. If you think someone's score on a lie scale predicts somebody's personality, you would plug the lie scale score as an independent variable in your analysis. What is your research question? I might be able to give you a better answer with that information.
Very interesting. Never heard of this before, but makes sense. I see this all the time with clients
Thanks for sharing snippets! How does it manifest with clients do you mind me asking?
Great job btw! You made it simple to understand. The scale suggest that ppl are consistently one way. Which is a reliable baseline for surveys however if one used to do something and no longer and havnt for a while and answer never... isn't that the truth? Or should they have considered having done that thing before? I use to be a nail bitter and I no longer bit havnt 13 yrs ... I asked because I got a 98 percentile high score for conformist... I present quite different physically and socially...i must admit I've been told I present stable balanced or unemotional to the very emotional... im willing to explore this further... I do agree that I'm not a good candidate for surveys ... that is very accurate... im open but I definitely overthink but that's for me not for others to accept. Idk thanks again!
Thank you K for your comment! The phrase "never" does suggest that a particular behaviour hasn't been engaged in at any point in the respondent's history. However, I completely understand how a respondent may interpret some ambiguity in the question. Ultimately, I think it best that the respondent ask the experimenter carrying out the survey for operational definitions of the optional responses. This would hopefully remove any such ambiguity. It's a very interesting question. Thank you again for commenting, and please subscribe for the latest content if you haven't already. It really helps!
@@PatsPsychologyMSc you've explained this in such a simple way AGAIN! I totally understand and should have asked for clarification, unfortunately or purposely the method of testing was intentional... im just at the beginning stages of my study of Psychology. I've read some debates regarding this particular test and it's very intriguing. IM SUBING NOWWWW!
@@kjen1516 delighted to hear you found my response useful! Best of luck with your studies, and thank you so much for subscribing. Be sure to let me know if there's a particular topic you'd like me to make a video on!
Extremely helpful! Thank you!
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Great video. Thanks! I have a question. How do you use lie scale in a regression analysis.. when you’re predicting a behavior vis a vis people’s personality?
Delighted you enjoyed the video Krishna! As I understand it, it depends on your research question. If you think someone's score on a lie scale predicts somebody's personality, you would plug the lie scale score as an independent variable in your analysis.
What is your research question? I might be able to give you a better answer with that information.