When the Observer's Attitudes and Values Affect an Observation or the Interpretation

question 15

Multiple Choice

When the observer's attitudes and values affect an observation or the interpretation of the observation, this is known as

• A) observer effect.
• B) observer bias.
• C) participant effect.
• D) context bias.

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Definitions:

Key Factors

Essential elements or variables that significantly influence the outcome of a situation or the performance of a process.

Level of Performance

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Concrete Advice

Specific, practical suggestions or guidance aimed at solving a problem or improving a situation.

Skill-Based Pay

A compensation system that rewards employees for their skills and knowledge rather than their job titles or seniority.