Anonymous #1 7w

Yes that’s what the first option is

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Anonymous #2 7w

I don’t see how it’s not obvious lol

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Anonymous OP 7w

I’m in all of those groups and voted once in every different league just to see the answers. So did my friends in sex advice we did it to troll you, so you gotta take 25 votes from each and just cancel them 😂

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Anonymous #1 7w

😂

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Anonymous #1 7w

I think there’s less social desirability bias when there are women who self identify as sluts

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Anonymous OP 7w

You mean more

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Anonymous #6 7w

all of them got over 30 votes that’s generally a good sample size

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Anonymous OP 7w

u asked what i think the discrepancy is caused by😭 i think its the fact that in the scheme of things 30 is a relatively small sample size. u can disagree but thats what i think

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Anonymous #1 7w

No, less. In the dating communities, they’re gonna say size doesn’t matter because that’s the socially acceptable answer

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Anonymous OP 7w

… that’s an indication of MORE social desirability bias

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Anonymous #1 7w

Yes, and I said the sluts will have LESS so they won’t say that size doesn’t matter.

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Anonymous OP 7w

It would be less if you took findings from a private poll. But bc you did it publicly, there’s MORE. You can’t create LESS social desirability bias in PUBLIC forum especially when that forum HAS A NICHE like being a SLUT

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Anonymous #1 7w

I AM TELLING YOU THAT THE SLUT COMMUNITY HAD LESS SOCIAL DESIRABILITY BIAS THAN THE ONLYPOLLS AND THE DATING COMMUNITIES

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Anonymous OP 7w

I AM TELL YOU YOURE WRONG AND IF ANYTHING ITS THE ONLYPOLLS THAT HAS LESS BC THERES NO PRESSURE FOR ANYONE TO BEHAVE OR VOTE A CERTAIN WAY!! YOU HAVE IT BACKWARDS

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Anonymous #1 7w

In a neutral setting, you will feel a desire to to answer in a way that is socially desirable. In a setting that is already socially undesirable, you’ll answer truthfully

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Anonymous OP 7w

In a neutral setting, you will answer in a way that is true to yourself. In a niche setting, you will answer in a way that is true to the niche

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Anonymous #6 7w

Idk why people are commenting without knowing about survey methods. 30 is considered sufficient. It's the condition for the Central Limit Theorem. This sample size is no worse than regular science.

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Anonymous #6 7w

Your claim is that the selection of participants didn't affect the answers, instead that the variability is natural and random, caused by the small sample size. Seems to be a very strong statement given things like selection bias. Now if you want something to point fingers at there's tons of confounding factors on this kind of survey on an anonymous "private" social media app anyway

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Anonymous #8 7w

that is not at all what im claiming😭 if the sample size was larger it would likely have more variability & therefore be more representative of the general population (if thats the population op is looking to represent). thats what i mean. i agree there r def other variables at play here & by listing sample size as a potential issue im not attempting to rule out the other issues just listing one i see as problematic that no one else had mentioned

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