Psychometric properties of measurements obtained with the MarloweCrowne Social Desirability Scale in an Icelandic probability based Internet sample
Previously, measurements obtained with the MCSDS in Internet mode have not been validated. The present study relies on a population representative sample, previous studies have relied on non-probability samples. Reliability estimates were in line with results from previous studies of MCSDS data. The CFA findings generally support the unidimensionality assumption of the MCSDS. Results indicate a need to focus on the content and quality of individual items.
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