Observation Techniques 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyResearch methods and techniquesA2/A-levelAQA Created by: EmilygmonkCreated on: 18-04-20 17:13 set in a context where the behaviour would usually occur naturalistic 1 of 17 control over variables including extraneous variables controlled 2 of 17 when participants are unaware that they are the focus of the study, behaviour is secretly observed covert 3 of 17 when they give informed consent - they know they're being observed overt 4 of 17 the researcher becomes part of the group participant 5 of 17 when the researcher is excluded from the group non-participant 6 of 17 what is a limitation of naturalistic obs? lacks control 7 of 17 what is a strength of naturalistic obs? high external validity 8 of 17 what is a limitation of controlled obs? low mundane realism 9 of 17 what is a strength of controlled obs? no extraneous variables 10 of 17 what is a limitation of covert obs? unethical 11 of 17 what is a strengths of covert obs? no participant reactivity 12 of 17 what is a limitation of overt obs? demand characteristics 13 of 17 what is a strength of overt obs? ethically acceptable 14 of 17 what is a limitation of participant obs? lose objectivity 15 of 17 what is a strength of participant obs? increased insight 16 of 17 what is a strength of non-participant obs? objective 17 of 17
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