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March 1, 2013International Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health181 citationsOpen Access

Social Desirability Bias in Sexual Behavior Reporting: Evidence from an Interview Mode Experiment in Rural Malawi [

CKChristine A. KellyESErica Soler‐HampejsekBMBarbara Mensch

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The method used for collecting relationship and sexual behavior data may influence the reported prevalence of some key behaviors, particularly among males. Further research is needed to improve methods of collecting sensitive data.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69d95d108988aeabbe684fa3https://doi.org/10.1363/3901413
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