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Desirability Responses in the Personality Research Form by a Sample of Alcoholics

The Personality Research Form (PRF) was administered to 40 male alcoholics under standard instructions (SI) and instructions to respond desirably (DI). When instructional sets were compared, 13 of the 22 PRF scales were significantly different. It was concluded that faking attempts in the desirable direction though producing statistically significant differences in group means, may not produce differences that actually make a difference in a practical sense.