ABSTRACT

Social scientists have long agreed that satisficing behavior increases error and reduces the validity of survey data. There have been numerous reviews on detecting satisficing behavior, but preventing this behavior has received less attention. The current narrative review provides empirically supported guidance on preventing satisficing by combining insight from related research streams (e.g. careless responding, random responding, insufficient effort responding, inattentive responding, straightlining, speeding). By uniting what is known about this broad range of problematic responding, a suite of preventive techniques can be highlighted, thus maximizing the utility of these literatures for researchers and practitioners. To optimize the contributions of this review, we complement the benefits of suggested preventive approaches with the potential drawbacks of taking the proposed steps.

摘要

社会科学家长期以来一致认为，令人满意的行为会增加错误并降低调查数据的有效性。关于检测令人满意的行为已经有很多评论，但预防这种行为受到的关注较少。当前的叙述性评论通过结合相关研究流的见解（例如粗心响应、随机响应、不够努力响应、漫不经心响应、直线行驶、超速），为防止满足感提供了经验支持的指导。通过结合已知的广泛的问题响应，可以突出一系列预防技术，从而最大限度地提高这些文献对研究人员和从业者的效用。为了优化本次审查的贡献，