WorksheetsEAPP - TYPES OF OBSERVATION
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
In this observation, the observer is a part of the phenomenon or group which observed and he acts as both an observer and a participant.
DIRECT OBSERVATION
NON - PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION
PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION
INDIRECT OBSERVATION
CONTROLLED OBSERVATION
Carried out either in the laboratory or in the field. It is typified by clear and explicit decisions on what, how, and when to observe. It is primarily used for inferring causality, and testing casual hypothesis.
DIRECT OBSERVATION
UNCONTROLLED OBSERVATION
PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION
INDIRECT OBSERVATION
CONTROLLED OBSERVATION
In this method, the observer stands apart and does not participate in the phenomenon observed. Naturally, there is no emotional involvement on the part of the observer.
DIRECT OBSERVATION
UNCONTROLLED OBSERVATION
PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION
NON - PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION
CONTROLLED OBSERVATION
This method calls for skill in recording observations in an unnoticed manner.
DIRECT OBSERVATION
UNCONTROLLED OBSERVATION
INDIRECT OBSERVATION
NON - PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION
CONTROLLED OBSERVATION
This means observation of an event personally by the observer when it takes place. This method is flexible and allows the observer to see and record subtle aspects of events and behavior as they occur.
DIRECT OBSERVATION
UNCONTROLLED OBSERVATION
INDIRECT OBSERVATION
NON - PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION
CONTROLLED OBSERVATION
This does not involve the physical presence of the observer, and the recording is done by mechanical, photographic or electronic devices.
PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION
UNCONTROLLED OBSERVATION
INDIRECT OBSERVATION
NON - PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION
CONTROLLED OBSERVATION
Carried out either in the laboratory or in the field. It is typified by clear and explicit decisions on what, how, and when to observe.
PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION
UNCONTROLLED OBSERVATION
INDIRECT OBSERVATION
NON - PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION
CONTROLLED OBSERVATION
It is primarily used for inferring causality, and testing casual hypothesis.
PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION
UNCONTROLLED OBSERVATION
INDIRECT OBSERVATION
NON - PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION
CONTROLLED OBSERVATION
The person who are observed should not be aware of the researcher’s purpose. Then only their behavior will be ‘natural.’
DIRECT OBSERVATION
UNCONTROLLED OBSERVATION
PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION
NON - PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION
CONTROLLED OBSERVATION
This does not involve over extrinsic and intrinsic variables. It is primarily used for descriptive research. Participant observation is a typical uncontrolled one.
DIRECT OBSERVATION
UNCONTROLLED OBSERVATION
PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION
NON - PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION
CONTROLLED OBSERVATION
