Collecting Objective Data Without Interference in the Subject's Normal Environment

question 36

Multiple Choice

Collecting objective data without interference in the subject's normal environment is associated with ________.

• A)survey research
• B)applied research
• C)laboratory research
• D)naturalistic observation

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Definitions:

Williams Syndrome

A genetic disorder characterized by developmental delays, cardiovascular diseases, unique facial features, and a distinct, highly social personality.

Primary Intersubjectivity

A psychological concept referring to the shared understanding and mutual responsiveness between an infant and caregiver during the first months of life.

Secondary Intersubjectivity

A developmental process where infants engage in shared activities with others, understanding both their own and others' intentions.

Primary Intersubjectivity

A concept in developmental psychology referring to the early capacity of infants to engage with and respond to others, fostering initial forms of social understanding.