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From Psychological States to Self-Reports: A New Perspective on Response Bias
Self-report measures are a cornerstone of psychological science, yet little attention has been devoted to the processes through which internal experiences become observable responses. We propose a theoretical account of self-report in which responses reflect two concurrent sources of information: th
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