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Social desirability and the randomized response technique.

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Published1982
Citations87
References28

Total Citations Per Year

Abstract

References (28)

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1976 • 127 citations

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1972 • 125 citations

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1981 • 116 citations

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1973 • 105 citations

The Randomized Response Technique: A Test on Drug Use

1975 • 97 citations

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1977 • 81 citations

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1972 • 72 citations

Randomized Response: A Data-Gathering Device for Sensitive Questions

1976 • 69 citations

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1978 • 43 citations

An Empirical Validation of the Randomized Response Technique

1978 • 41 citations

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1973 • 39 citations

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1976 • 33 citations

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1980 • 32 citations

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1977 • 24 citations

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1980 • 24 citations

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1976 • 23 citations

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1979 • 13 citations

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1982 • 7 citations

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1980 • 1 citations

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