An Observation Technique Where the Researcher Identifies Beforehand Which Behaviours

question 39

Multiple Choice

An observation technique where the researcher identifies beforehand which behaviours are to be observed and recorded is known as:

• A) structured observation
• B) a priori observation
• C) unstructured observation
• D) physical traces
• E) predetermined Socratic observation

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