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How people answer when they’re unwell: Response styles and self-reported psychopathology

2026-03-07

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<p>Response styles are systematic tendencies in how individuals respond to questionnaire items, regardless of item content. It remains unclear how individuals with various mental disorders differ in these tendencies, despite the widespread use of self-report instruments in clinical research and practice. We examined this question in an online sample of 9154 adults from the Czech Republic and Slovakia (5622 women a...

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10.31234/osf.io/hru83_v1
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