Two Observers Standing on a Street Corner Saw an Automobile

question 113

Multiple Choice

Two observers standing on a street corner saw an automobile accident.While both observers witnessed the same event,they disagreed over which driver was responsible for the accident.What is this example based on?

• A) selective observation
• B) casual observation
• C) direct observation
• D) indirect observation

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