Self-report measures are commonly used in psychology research. They involve participants providing information about themselves. These measures can include questionnaires or surveys that ask individuals about their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Researchers rely on these self-reports to gather data on a wide range of topics. While self-report measures are valuable tools, they also have limitations. People may not always provide accurate or complete information about themselves. Additionally, self-report measures can be influenced by factors such as social desirability or memory biases. Researchers must carefully consider these factors when using self-report measures in their studies to ensure the data's validity.