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If someone intends to vote for a candidate who others see as unacceptable, the voter might tell pollsters that they are undecided. This phenomenon is known as:

A. social desirability
B. interpretivism
C. activism
D. going public



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Final answer:

Social desirability bias involves individuals giving socially acceptable responses instead of the truth, impacting polling accuracy.


Explanation:

Social desirability bias occurs when individuals provide responses they think others would like to hear rather than the truth. In the context of voting, individuals may tell pollsters they are undecided to avoid admitting support for an unpopular candidate. This phenomenon can distort polling results and is known to influence survey responses.


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