In Naturalistic Observation, the Mere Act of Observing May Disturb

Multiple Choice

In naturalistic observation, the mere act of observing may disturb your subjects. To combat this possibility, you as an observer may:

A) use special equipment, such as a blind, to prevent the subjects from detecting your presence.
B) habituate your subjects to your presence.
C) ask them to pretend that you aren't there.
D) use a blind to avoid detection or habituate your subjects to your presence.