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Jill, a sociologist, is interested in social networking behaviors of exceptional business students.  She goes to the business student socials, honorary meetings, and other public events.  She does not interact with the business students but does observe and record their behaviors.  In this scenario, Jill is best described as a(n)
◦ participant observer.
◦ privileged observer.
◦ nonparticipant observer.
◦ overt observer.


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