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Best observational method for research in psychology
5 years ago in Discussion By Kanishka
What kind of observational method is best suited while carrying out a research in the field of psychology?
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By Shubham Answered 5 years ago
There are three different types of observations used to study people in psychology namely, Controlled observation Naturalistic observation Participant observation
By Joshna Answered 5 years ago
Nithin is right. There are 3 observational methods. Among these, controlled observation is most preferred, because it could be easily replicated and tested for reliability. Other researchers can use the same observations easily, since they are in numerical data.
By Heena Answered 5 years ago
Controlled observation is the best mthods as it allows a large number of data to be observed in a limited amount of time. Controlled observation is mostly preferred by individuals who want to conduct their research according to their needs such as time, place, availability of material, circumstances and the participants taking place.
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