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2 OBSERVATIONAL RESEARCH What are the Options for Making Observations?What are the Options for Making Observations? How Do I Record Observational Data? What are Common Problems in Observational Research?What are Common Problems in Observational Research?

3 Options for Making Observations naturalistic vs. laboratory observation participant vs. non-participant disguised vs. undisguised

4 Recording Observational Data time sampling vs. event sampling narrative records vs. checklists

5 Common Problems Expectancy Effects –naive observers –well-defined scoring criteria Reactivity –disguised, non-participant observation –habituation

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