In a Structured Observation the Researcher

question 43

Multiple Choice

In a structured observation the researcher:

• A)The researcher is very well prepared for the observation and will gather the data required.
• B)Knows precisely what aspects of the phenomenon or action s/he wishes to observe and so s/he designs a structured observation schedule in order to facilitate that observation.
• C)Is restricted by the structured nature of the observation in terms of the data s/he can gather.
• D)Prepares to engage in a structured analysis of the data gathered.

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