REPORT DOCUMENTATION PAGE 0MBFNo. 0704-0188 AD- A259 668 7is estimated to average 1 Iur per response, induding the time for reviewing instructions. searcing existing dat -A9 66 d crn~paetdti g r vieingthecollection of inforSniatio n. Sen~d co wrlunets re~gadrdringt Othbi urden estitmate or any oft AD mslions for reducing this burden, to Washington Headquarters Services, Directorate for Information Opertions a rngton, VA 22202-4302, and to the Office of Management and Budget, Paperwork Reduction Prject (0704-0188 2. REPORT DATE 3.R EPORT TYPE AND DATE COVERED August 1992 Journal Article 4. TITLE AND SUBTITLE 5. FUNDING NUMBERS Impression Management and Self-deceptive Enhancement Among Hispanic and FY91 PE 0601152N Non-Hispanic White Navy Recruits 6. AUTHOR(S) S. Booth-Kewley, P. Rosenfeld, and J. E. Edwards 7. PERFORMING ORGANIZATION NAME(S) AND ADDRESS(ES) 8. PERFORMING ORGANIZATION Navy Personnel Research and Development Center REPORT NUMBER San Diego, California 92152-6800 JN-92-10 ama 9. SPONSORING/MONITORING AGENCY NAME(S) AND ADC S(t) I 10. SPONSORING/MONITORING Office of Naval Research The Journal of Social Psychology, 800 North Quincy Street EE-L E CT E (cid:127)Vno3l. 132, pp. 323-329 Alexandria, VA 22217-5000 _ JAN 219 12a. DISTRIBUTION/AVAILABIUTY STATEMENT 12b. DISTRIBUTION CODE Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited. A 13. ABSTRACT (Maximum 200 words) As part of a larger investigation of response effects on organizational surveys, the present study compared the responses of Hispanic and non-Hispanic U.S. Navy recruits on the Balanced Inventory of Desirable Responding (BIDR). The inventory contains two measures of socially desirable responding: impression management, the deliberate tendency to over-report desirable behaviors and under-report undesirable ones, and self-deceptive enhancement, the tendency to give overly positive but honest self-reports. Hispanic recruits had significantly higher scores than non-Hispanic Whites on impression management; the two groups did not, however, differ on self-deceptive enhancement. These findings suggest that Hispanics may be more likely than non-Hispanic Whites to present a positive picture of themselves to others but do not differ from non-Hispanic Whites on the amount of positive self- deceptive enhancement they engage in. The results were interpreted with reference to the Hispanic cultural value of simpatia. 9zaz fiilIUIiilll j 93 1 22 02.1 93-01133 14. SUBJECT TERMS 15. NUMBER OF PAGES Impression management, self-deceptive enhancement, Hispanic, Navy, recruits, surveys, 7 attitude surveys 16. PRICE CODE 17. SECURITY CLASSIFICATION 18. SECURITY CLASSIFICATION 19. SECURITY CLASSIFICATION 20. LIMITATION OF ABSTRACT OF REPORT OF THIS PAGE OF ABSTRACT UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED UNLIMITED NSN 7540-01-260-4500 Standard Form 296 (Rev. 2-89) Prescribed by ANSI Ski. Z39-18 296-102 ~~~" U -- e. C- u E ci _L C -C 'AS .- a..- .82- Eu E cz 0 "~LQ 0 C 0 C4 -U !i U . ~Z z-~ :ýi 7c a . - ' ý S'4EE -~ . -j1 t LUU ~US~~C ~ OU.-oUE ull C 8 -ý a~ 0 ' C ce =- cuýUc a,=C -Vz .!C :3. C. C C- '. An ~3 (flOu -J -' U -~1 > 0 C U 04 U C 0 0 . 41 M U~~~ - F~>,u >, L - - C C o. 130A COO= ý -. ~ MA-- b u V). $ -4~ <C U .iJlC. C:U ;i E :1 .2 '..E- >2". p U 2r- >)0 (jEC ~COU o~"a% . -~ riJ UC U Cg 0.- U 1!UC ;A aJ. ooUU g a,.- E~ C 0 UE. "0 aU t: 7, E E . U U -o u u u 0 - a r0c E E2 Co )- UC U'*O' C- 0 CC, ' U'~U . EC O0 >s VC E 0 -- 0 U' . (D w = s = M%.-Z ~ ~~ o U L. ~ ~ ~ C.~~ %. ... * CC-. -- a- arC C2 - 0 - Va- .tJ Aa C = 0 .0 E U, oom u .Ua- tA a E, E~I U~ m >' uL 0 EAmCa cm c A 0 e v -CcL AU a- Cý >. ccC A~~L C ' -CA -o 'A .8 W "L a.. U C 4U "J' qu PC& .C 4, ~ ~ -M to L - op x 0 u C a E- m0 Ev4 >00C U = = -0 0: ' 4U u Ln z' U , :, U a- '-- , r a-~U C O 0C U .73 C~~~I C 2 . -ZD Eu ~0~C o EU =mu CL~ C a 'A VZC .Cl 0 -U *aC rA U 00uŽA A C ..... C N0 0C EB - 4'~ .r. C2 0g 'o,. >1 -.. on tA0c ~~~ 3-'~ CCC C - N -A A - - . uEJ 0 -. O.- c CL = -% =' E 0~ -p >~ 0 M *~~ U CCucCc O - ~ LU 0 M~OU 4N~~ 4JCU >,E >U coC c u Cu C 0 0 6. 4AU 0 >> (A = - > 1 cc 8 = -* = EU 06-* cucCUC 0U ~t3 0~ U 2P-E Z -r CU- ad U - 0c i = u0 0~~~~~ 0 0. ;A . -= 616 ( 02 - - ~ C.- 0- -. L * - U lu MC CoC Cc 4j- - E- 0 . = * >%CC -m (U 0 c. - Ez0A 90 -> m = V u--Ce 0 0 -0 2zo C j > o.C. 7; ( r'- > > ,,m cc -. 0 a Or to 0 0~. (A -U C ar CI 0 L aC.((A; E CU 1- tom0o' to m > 0c L ccC 'A6 4 CL . - C. ~ ;AE E c c u~ z C0 -n ..-- C L4 -. 0 C * 00 un -4 - ZZ - w- ~ -ýt - z : z t 3 -- z2 1 -u -3 t.u~~ -. 7 4z 0 w 0 < A -1 7= C Z cr ze,< as C CC --- ~~e u= ~ ~ u 'Au,0 0 c. u - Mu r1 - C-~ t. - I~ .- , - &- C -' C: U vsC O~ -u-q ap) Q a C, m~ u-c 0Ek-& 0 _Z - - Cq m U. 7ý 0 > 4)A-1 _j J.. )) 4 m:C ~ d-d ."a -A ;z~ (A 00 C in A - -Z .. O E Q= S. I I- U- M y ,. % a0 Yrl : A ".0 -0 4 -l r.c L! N -- E -- A -- -C.5 V= - j %O01 132= Z.)c & 0 00 fu CD < m - _ C-: 4~a. U2Q c qw . 1 - ini on w 5~ ~ Qz rn -7~~o %0 C 1 -au- >13