If it's information, it's not "bias": a scoping review and proposed nomenclature for future response-shift research.
Carolyn Emily SchwartzGudrun RohdeElijah BiletchRichard B B StuartI-Chan HuangJoseph LipscombRoland B StarkRichard L SkolaskyPublished in: Quality of life research : an international journal of quality of life aspects of treatment, care and rehabilitation (2021)
It is time for a concerted and focused effort to change the nomenclature of those methods that demonstrated this misinterpretation. Only by framing and interpreting response shift as information, not bias, can we improve our understanding and methods to help to distill outcomes with and without response-shift effects.