Participant Observation as a Data Gathering Strategy

question 12

Multiple Choice

Participant observation as a data gathering strategy:

• A) usually represents a commitment to a more quantitative research orientation
• B) may pose potential ethical hazards
• C) usually involves minimum contact with subjects
• D) requires that the researcher perform all of the activities of the group being studied

Identify surgical procedures related to the correction of eye disorders.

Understand the impact of systemic diseases on eye health.

Recognize the signs and symptoms of common eye disorders.

Understand how supply and demand functions determine the equilibrium price and quantity in a market.

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Definitions:

Operational Definitions

Clear, detailed descriptions of how variables are measured or defined within a study.

Bias

A systematic error or deviation from true values in data collection, analysis, interpretation, or review.

Multiple Measurements

The practice of assessing the same variable or phenomenon using various methods or instruments to ensure accuracy and reliability.

Single Measurements

The act of measuring an entity or phenomenon once, as opposed to taking multiple measurements over time.