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The goals of this research were to evaluate the Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian   (BCS) translation of the BIDR-6 scale, develop its short form, and to present   its initial convergent/discriminative validation. The sample included 827   participants. MIRT CFA analysis revealed that fourfactor model (containing   32/40 items) fits the data best, with Self-Deceptive Enhancement (SDE) and   Impression Management (IM) both splitting into the denial (SD-D and IM-D) and   enhancement (SD-E and IM-E) factors. Fit and item properties were generally   mediocre. SD-D and IM-E subscales were the strongest sources of misfit, thus   SD-E and IM-D subscales were retained in the short form, which had good fit   and replicated almost all main patterns of associations with other variables   of interest (e.g., HEXACO personality traits) typically reported for the full   SDE and IM scales in other research. Thus, 17-item BIDR-6 short form,   containing only SD-E and IM-D subscales, is recommended for use in the BCS   speaking area

Psychometric evaluation and short form development of The Balanced Inventory of Desirable Responding (BIDR-6)