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See Latest ArticlesAn assessment of the fakeability of self-report and implicit personality measures
Journal of Research in Personality, 06/22/09
McDaniel MJ et al. - Results indicated that participants were able fake self-report measures when instructed to do so and that they could accurately predict how they represented themselves on these measures. Participants were also able to fake an IAT measure of Extraversion, but were unable to fake an IAT measure of Conscientiousness or predict how they represented themselves on either IAT measure.
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