The Settings in Which the Use of Participant Observers Is

question 9

Multiple Choice

The settings in which the use of participant observers is most likely to be necessary to make direct observations are those that are

• A) relatively private.
• B) do not involve a defensive program staff.
• C) highly complex.
• D) relatively public.

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Definitions:

Visual Acuity

The sharpness of vision, measured as the ability of the eye to discern letters or shapes at a specified distance.

Occluder

A device to block viewing when conducting an eye examination.

Proctoscope

An instrument for the inspection of the rectum.

Cerumen

Waxlike brown secretion found in the external auditory canal.