Observation

Observation techniques to help obtain data underlying specific statements from individuals or groups that are reflected through behavior are called

• Counseling

• Interview

• Observation

• Diagnostic

Within observation, those who agree to be researched are called 'informants', not 'participants or respondents'.

• True

• False

When the researcher's identity and purpose are known, but they do not take part in the activity under observation, they are called:

• Complete Participant

• Complete Observer

• Observer as Participant

• Participant as Observer

When the researcher takes part in the activity under observation, but their identity and purpose is hidden, they are called:

• Complete Participant

• Complete Observer

• Observer as Participant

• Participant as Observer

When making observations, more than one type of recording can be used.

• True

• False

The following are ethics in observation, except:

• Use procedures correctly and thoroughly

• Interpret observer expressions objectively

• Protecting the client's well-being

• Observer sensitivity

Below is what is not included in Scientific Observation

• Having a method or method

• Without careful planning

• Planned systematically

• Can be accounted for

Behavior and the processes within it can both be observed

• False

• True

General observations consist of observing certain behaviors that appear during the examination.

• True

• False

The observer's attention is not fully on the task/does not concentrate or often leaves the observer, which are errors that can occur during recording

• True

• False