When an Observer Sits Behind a One-Way Mirror to Observe

question 32

Multiple Choice

When an observer sits behind a one-way mirror to observe what a child does in a typical preschool classroom, the observation is considered to be

• A) contrived.
• B) quantitative.
• C) unobtrusive.
• D) stereotypic.

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Definitions:

Treatment

The management and care of a patient for the purpose of combating disease or disorder.

Egodystonic

Thoughts and behaviours that do not coincide with one’s self-image (ego).

Egosyntonic

Lack of emotional responsiveness to events or situations that would normally elicit a strong negative emotional response such as heightened anxiety or depression.

Gender Biases

Prejudiced attitudes or discrimination based on a person's gender, often resulting in unfair treatment in various aspects of life.