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MEASUREMENT: PART 4

Overview  Background  Previously  Measurement: Scales, reliability, validity  Survey methods  Today  Observational Methods, Practice Exercise, Challenges  Next time  Experiments: Switching gears toward influencing behavior

Observational Research  “Observational” can have different meanings  Any non-intervention study (general focus thus far)  More specifically, viewing people’s behavior (today)  Categories  Participant vs. Naturalistic (non-participant)  Overt vs. Covert  Quantitative vs. Qualitative vs. Mixed-Methods

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Challenges in Observational Research Observer bias… 1. Observer Information Processing  Illusory correlations  Confirmation bias  Stereotyping  Halo effect  Overcoming these challenges  Behavioral checklists, detailed rating forms, multiple observers (and quantification of inter-rater reliability), sampling techniques (time vs. event)

Challenges in Observational Research Observer bias… 2. Observer Behavior  Self-fulfilling prophecy  Hawthorne effect  Choking under pressure, stereotype threat  Participant reactivity  Overcoming these challenges  Use unobtrusive methods (remain covert)