Multiple Choice
Suppose you wish to measure progress in increasing the amount of time a child in institutional care spends studying as an indicator of the effectiveness of your group work intervention. Which of the following approaches most likely would be least vulnerable to reactivity problems?
A) Have the child record the amount of time and report back to you.
B) Have cottage parents run spot checks in the cottage at different intervals.
C) Interview the child each day about the time spent studying the previous day.
D) Show up at the cottage and observe the child yourself for one hour during the same period each day.
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