Social desirability is

A) a major problem with self-report assessments.
B) being considered as an addition in the big five personality inventory.
C) correlated with self-efficacy.
D) a major motivational component of the psychodynamic approach.

Social desirability refers to the tendency of individuals to respond in a manner that they believe is socially acceptable or desirable, rather than providing truthful responses. This can be a major problem with self-report assessments, as individuals may not accurately report their behaviors or feelings. Therefore, option A is the correct answer. Option B is incorrect, as social desirability is not being considered as an addition in the big five personality inventory. Option C is not accurate, as social desirability and self-efficacy are not correlated. Option D is also incorrect, as social desirability is not a major motivational component of the psychodynamic approach.