observation

It is a is a technique of gathering data whereby you personally watch, interact, or communicate with the subjects of your research.

• Observation

• Survey

• Interview

• Questionnaire

A type of observation that takes part in the activities of the individual or group being observed.

• Participant Observation

• Non- participation

• Direct Observation

• Indirect Observation

This observation makes you see or listen to everything that happens in the area of observation.

• Direct Observation

• Indirect Observation

• Participant Observation

• Non- participation

This type of observation completely detaches you from the target of your observation.

• Non- participation or Structured

• Participant Observation

• Direct Observation

• Indirect Observation

This initial part of the record describes the people, places events, conversation and other things involved in the activity or object focused on by the research.

• Descriptive Observation

• Narrative Account

• Continuous Monitoring

• Spot Sampling

This is the main data gathering technique used in behavioral psychology, where people's worries, anxieties, habits and problems serve as the focus of studies in this field of discipline.

• Spot Sampling

• Continuous Monitoring

• Descriptive Observation

• Narrative Account

Observation uses simple data collection technique and data recording method.

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Observation offers secondhand knowledge that will help you came out with an easy understanding and deep reflection of the data.

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Observation considers you, the researcher, a part of such entity.

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Observation is prone to your hearing derogatory statements from some people group that will lead your biased stand toward other group members.

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