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what are the four dimensions of observation control, participation, structure, concealment
what is an artificial control method in research a statistical method used to evaluate the effect of an intervention in comparative case studies.
what is an uncontrolled (natural) method in research the researcher observes how the participants respond to their environment in 'real-life' settings but does not influence their behaviour in any way
what is an example of naturalistic observation observing monkeys in a zoo enclosure
what is participant observation occurs in 'real-life' settings, but the researcher immerses themselves in the participant group over a period of time
what is an example of participant observation spending a few months in a hospital with patients suffering from a particular illness
what are the two categories of participation observation non-participant (the researcher in not involved, observations might be through camera) and participant (the researcher becomes part of the study group)
what is structured observation a qualitative research method in which an event or series of events are observed in its natural setting. the observations are structured in
what is the difference between concealed observation and unconcealed observation in concealed observation, the participants are ignorant of the study (ethical) and in unconcealed observation, there is an impact on authenticity because behaviour is changing
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