In Contrast to Naturalistic Observation, in a Field Survey, You

Multiple Choice

In contrast to naturalistic observation, in a field survey, you:

A) simply observe the behaviors of your participants and take copious notes about them.
B) manipulate independent variables to see how they affect your participants' behaviors.
C) directly question your participants about their behavior and underlying attitudes, beliefs, and intentions.
D) are less concerned with experimenter bias.