Observations That Ask Research Participants to Look Within Themselves and Describe

question 51

Multiple Choice

Observations that ask research participants to look within themselves and describe their impressions are referred to as

• A) systematic observations.
• B) self-report measures.
• C) secondary observations.
• D) exploratory measures.

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Definitions:

Evidence-Based Model

A framework for decision-making that involves integrating individual expertise with the best available external evidence from systematic research.

Bounded-Rationality Model

This model suggests that individuals make decisions based on limited information and cognitive processing abilities, leading to satisficing rather than optimal outcomes.

Mental Blinders

Cognitive limitations that prevent individuals from seeing alternatives or understanding different perspectives, akin to tunnel vision.

Lone “Geniuses”

Describes individuals who are perceived to have exceptional intellectual or creative power and who work and innovate independently, often contributing significantly to their field.