The Method of Collecting Data in Which Observations of Naturally

question 131

Multiple Choice

The method of collecting data in which observations of naturally occurring behaviors are observed in real-life settings is called

• A) pseudo-experimental observation.
• B) naturalistic observation.
• C) preservatory observation.
• D) setting-dependent observation.

Understand the concept of confirmation bias and its impact on reasoning.

Distinguish between positive and negative instances in the context of generalizations.

Learn the difference between inductive generalization and deductive reasoning.

Grasp the significance of representative samples for accurate generalizations.

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Definitions:

Projective

A type of psychological test in which the test-taker projects their personality, fears, desires, and internal conflicts onto ambiguous stimuli.

Objective

Unbiased and unemotional; based on facts rather than feelings or opinions.

Dynamic

Pertains to the quality of being energetic or forceful, often characterized by constant change, activity, or progress.

Projective Tests

Psychological assessments where subjects respond to ambiguous stimuli, revealing hidden emotions and internal conflicts.