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Identify an example of scientific observation.
 
  asking employers about their employee's assertive behavior
  asking teachers to rate children's activity levels in the classroom
  watching motherchild interactions at home
  bringing people to a laboratory to measure memory ability

Question 2

Scientific observation permits:
 
  a.the study of individuals behaving as they normally do.
  b.determination of cause-and-effect relationships.
  c.precise control of the environment.
  d.systematic manipulation of variables.



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Answer to Question 1

watching motherchild interactions at home

Answer to Question 2

a.the study of individuals behaving as they normally do.



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