Should an Observer Conceal or Disclose the Fact That Observations

question 34

Multiple Choice

Should an observer conceal or disclose the fact that observations are being made?

• A) Concealed observation is preferred because it is less reactive.
• B) Non-concealed observation is preferred because it is less reactive.
• C) Concealed observation is preferred because the observer can take more precise measurements.
• D) Whether concealed or non-concealed observation is preferred must be decided on an individual basis.

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