Sometimes Observers in Naturalistic Observation See What They Expect to See

question 107

Multiple Choice

Sometimes observers in naturalistic observation see what they expect to see even when it doesn't occur.This problem is called

• A) observer bias.
• B) pro-social interaction effect.
• C) observer effect.
• D) halo effect.

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