The Difference Between Naturalistic Observation and Participant Observation Is That

question 40

Multiple Choice

The difference between naturalistic observation and participant observation is that _____.

• A) only naturalistic observation occurs in the natural environment
• B) observers become part of the group that is being studied in a participant observation
• C) observers must measure both their own behavior and that of their study participants in a naturalistic observation
• D) naturalistic observation requires that observers become familiar with their group before recording any behaviors

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