The Observation Method of Data Collection

question 17

Multiple Choice

The observation method of data collection

• A) seeks in-depth, open-ended responses from targeted groups.
• B) is a projective technique that relies on highly skilled experts.
• C) monitors the actions of people being studied.
• D) is the most common way to gather primary data.
• E) is designed to measure cause-and-effect relationships.

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Definitions:

Accessory Organ

Accessory organs refer to organs that assist the functioning of the main organs in various systems, such as the pancreas and liver in the digestive system.

Alimentary Canal

A series of connected organs through which food passes, where it is digested, nutrients are absorbed, and waste is expelled.

Pancreatic Juice

A liquid secreted by the pancreas that contains digestive enzymes and bicarbonate to aid in digestion.

Bicarbonate Ions

are negatively charged ions that act as a buffer in blood and help maintain the body's pH balance.