Observation of Behavior in the Setting in Which the Behavior

question 54

Multiple Choice

Observation of behavior in the setting in which the behavior typically occurs is referred to as

• A) functional viewing.
• B) naturalistic observation.
• C) temporal sighting.
• D) peeping tomism.

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Definitions:

Lonely

A complex and usually unpleasant emotional response to isolation or lack of companionship.

Helpless

A state of lacking the power or ability to act effectively or to control one's own situation, often resulting from adverse circumstances or psychological conditions.

Biological Instincts

Innate tendencies or fixed patterns of behavior present in animals and humans that are driven by biological factors.

Childhood Trauma

Experiences of distressing or disturbing events during childhood that can have long-lasting psychological effects.