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From Psychological States to Survey Responses: A Theory of Latent States and Response Style
cognitive-modellingcognitive-psychologylikert-scalepsychologyquantitative-methodsquantitative-theory
Understanding human behaviour, thoughts, and experiences often relies on self-report measures, yet responses frequently conflate multiple sources of information. We propose a theory in which self-reported responses reflect both the constructs being assessed (latent states) and how respondents choose
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