A researcher unobtrusively stands in the toy section of a retail store and uses a checklist to note the sequence in
which small children handle the toys that are on display. This is an example of
a. Indirect, disguised observation.
b. Indirect, structured observation.
c. Direct, disguised observation.
d. Direct, unstructured observation.
e. Direct, undisguised observation.
Question 2
The difference between a conjunctive and a disjunctive model is that a disjunctive model puts the weight on
a. negative information.
b. positive information.
c. attribute information.
d. evaluations.
e. schemas and their associations.
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Sample Checklist of Opening and Closing Duties
Note-taking
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