The Distinction Between Participant and Non-Participant Observations Is

Multiple Choice

The distinction between participant and non-participant observations is:

A) Participant observations rely on observing human participants whereas non-participant observations rely on observing animals
B) Participant observations require the observer to participant in activities alongside those they are observing, whereas non-participant observations there is a clear separate of roles between observers and those being observed
C) Participant observations are always covert, whereas non-participant observations can be either overt or covert
D) Non-participant observations require the observer to participant in activities alongside those they are observing, whereas participant observations there is a clear separate of roles between observers and those being observed