I have two goals with this paper: 1. Contribute to the conversation on preference falsification and how it influences survey response; and, 2. Encourage more theorizing of the relationship between our measures and the underlying concepts we're trying to measure.

fantastic work Ammar and congrats! I'll be citing this! 🫡

The paper provides a very simple model of survey response to sensitive questions that is used to formalize my core argument. This is then used to run a simulation that demonstrates why nonresponse rates and sensitivity due to PF don't necessarily move in the same direction.