To Avoid Observer Bias Researchers May Not Tell the Observers

question 18

Multiple Choice

To avoid observer bias researchers may not tell the observers why observations are being made or the goals of the study.In this situation the observers are said to be

• A)naïve.
• B)habituated.
• C)desensitized.
• D)blinD.

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Definitions:

"Thinking" Style

Denotes an individual's preferred way of gathering, processing, and analyzing information to make decisions.

Information Processing

The process of gathering, analyzing, and disseminating information by individuals or systems.

Traditional Pyramid

A hierarchical structure in organizations where each level represents a tier of authority, with the widest area at the bottom and the CEO or leadership at the top.

Nonprogrammed Variety

Decisions or tasks that are unique, complex and not routine, requiring specific judgment and creative problem solving.