Structured Observations Differ from Naturalistic Observations in That They

question 32

Multiple Choice

Structured observations differ from naturalistic observations in that they

• A) use correlations to assess the strength and direction of a relationship.
• B) create a situation that is likely to elicit the behavior of choice.
• C) sample behaviors of interest in everyday situations.
• D) manipulate independent variables to see the effects on dependent variables.

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Definitions:

Structural Causes

Refers to underlying societal structures, such as economic, political, or legal systems, that lead to certain outcomes or behaviors.

False Consciousness

A denial of the truth on the part of the oppressed when they fail to recognize that the interests of the ruling class are embedded in the dominant ideology.

Social System

A structured set of relationships and roles that organize groups or societies to meet basic needs.

Government's Responsibility

The obligations and duties of a government to its citizens, including providing public services, ensuring national security, and upholding laws and rights.