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I think your question has some very specific variables that aren't really helpful. How about making it more generic: Would people really self report excessive
by gtsop 5y ago
I think your question has some very specific variables that aren't really helpful. How about making it more generic:
Would people really self report excessive alcohol comsumption accurately?
- b112 5y agoTalking privately to researchers, in China, may mean the government knows, which may effect social credit. This would not happen elsewhere, and thus, is a valid question. Would this effect, uniquely, reported numbers in China? Thus the parent post made a sensible logical point.
- gtsop 5y agoNot really dissagreeing here. But still, the specifics of these variables might derail from the actual question at hand. Do people actually self report accurately regardless of state? That why i just mentioned that i think these specifics aren't quite useful
- b112 5y agoI think, if it is a reputable research company or university or some such, doing a study, which promises privacy with an NDA, yes. They would self report more accurately.