What Is the Major Distinction Between a Structured Observation and a Naturalistic

question 16

Multiple Choice

What is the major distinction between a structured observation and a naturalistic observation?

• A) ​Structured observation involves the manipulation of an independent variable, while naturalistic observation involves manipulation of a dependent variable.
• B) ​Naturalistic observation involves creating a setting that is likely to evoke the behavior being studied, while a structured observation involves watching people as they behave in real-life situations.
• C) ​Naturalistic observation involves the manipulation of an independent variable, while structured observation involves manipulation of a dependent variable.
• D) ​Structured observation involves creating a setting that is likely to evoke the behavior being studied, while a naturalistic observation involves watching people as they behave in real-life situations.

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