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First limitation: self-reported data may be affected by social desirability bias

Conjecture [V] p024-15

First, as is true of any survey that relies on self-reported data, certain biases—such as social desirability bias—may influence results, should respondents provide answers that they believe are more socially acceptable or favorable.

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RAND Corporation, Homeland Security Operational Analysis Center (RR-A3658-1). (2025). The State of Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management in K–12 Public Schools: Findings from a 2025 American School Leader Panel Survey (p. 24). Claim p024-15, NCIER Claim Map. https://www.ncier.org/research/claim-maps/k12-btam-survey/claims/p024-15

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RAND Corporation, Homeland Security Operational Analysis Center (RR-A3658-1). (2025). The State of Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management in K–12 Public Schools: Findings from a 2025 American School Leader Panel Survey (p. 24). Claim p024-15, NCIER Claim Map. <a href="https://www.ncier.org/research/claim-maps/k12-btam-survey/claims/p024-15">https://www.ncier.org/research/claim-maps/k12-btam-survey/claims/p024-15</a>

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