self-report — a report or account given by someone about their own behavior, feelings, or experiences
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a report or account given by someone about their own behavior, feelings, or experiences
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈselfˌrɪpɔrt/
Korean meaning: 자기보고, 자기 자신의 행동이나 감정, 경험에 대한 보고서
Korean pronunciation: **셀프**리**포트**
Example Sentences
- The diet app asks users to self-report their daily calorie intake, but many people 'forget' to log that midnight pizza.
- The research showed significant differences between self-reported exercise habits and actual fitness tracker data.
- College students tend to self-report studying 8 hours a day, though Netflix viewing history suggests otherwise.
self-report
NOUN//ˈselfˌrɪpɔrt//
a report or account given by someone about their own behavior, feelings, or experiences
a report or account given by someone about their own behavior, feelings, or experiences
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Origin
20세기 중반 심리학과 사회과학 연구에서 생겨난 합성어로, 'self'(자기 자신)와 'report'(보고)가 결합되어 만들어졌습니다. 객관적 관찰이 어려운 개인의 내적 경험을 연구하기 위해 탄생한 용어입니다.
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“The diet app asks users to self-report their daily calorie intake, but many people 'forget' to log that midnight pizza.”
“The research showed significant differences between self-reported exercise habits and actual fitness tracker data.”
“College students tend to self-report studying 8 hours a day, though Netflix viewing history suggests otherwise.”
“Patients were asked to self-report any side effects they experienced during the clinical trial.”
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