PSYB01H3 Lecture : Nov 8

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Many different methods used: naturalistic observation (field work/ field observations) researcher makes observations in a natural setting, over a period of time, using a variety of techniques to collect information. used to describe and understand how people or animals in a social or cultural setting live, work, and experience. consult ethics committee about how the observations are to be shared/ represented. Generate hypotheses that help explain the data. Final report of results organized around a structure developed by the researcher. Nonparticipant observer does not become an active part of the setting (outside) Participant observer assumes an active role (insider) Concealed observation may be preferable to minimize reactivity. Non-concealed observation may be preferable from an ethical viewpoint www. notesolution. com. limit s of n a t u r ali stic o b s e r v a ti o n s.

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