In Naturalistic Observation, Researchers May Try to Avoid Interfering with the Process

question 52

Multiple Choice

In naturalistic observation, researchers may try to avoid interfering with the process under study by:

• A) making unobtrusive observations.
• B) making selective perceptions.
• C) using trained observers.
• D) avoiding reactive behaviors.

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Definitions:

Processing Speed

The pace at which individuals take in information, make sense of it, and begin to respond, which can significantly impact learning and everyday tasks.

Standard Tasks

Routine or commonly encountered tasks that require a known set of actions for completion.

Processing Speed

Refers to the rate at which an individual can complete basic cognitive tasks or understand and react to information.

Information Processing

The ways in which individuals perceive, analyze, manipulate, store, and recall information.