When the Observational Method Affects the Behaviors Being Observed, We

question 348

True/False

When the observational method affects the behaviors being observed, we say that the observation is obtrusive.

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Babbling

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A complete, natural language that employs signs made with the hands, body movements, and facial expressions to communicate, primarily used by the deaf in the United States and parts of Canada.

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