Indirect observation definition
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The question is asking for a definition of 'indirect observation', which typically refers to collecting data through methods that do not involve direct observation of the phenomenon being studied.
Answer
Studying behavior in unnatural settings using secondary data.
Indirect observation is the process of studying behavior or phenomena in unnatural settings, often using recorded, reported, or second-hand data such as video footage, photographs, transcripts, or self-reports from other observers.
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Indirect observation is the process of studying behavior or phenomena in unnatural settings, often using recorded, reported, or second-hand data such as video footage, photographs, transcripts, or self-reports from other observers.
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Indirect observation is useful in research where direct observation isn't feasible due to time, cost, or practicality constraints. It allows for the study of past events or inaccessible settings through pre-recorded or reported data.
Sources
- Indirect observation definition - INTGRTY - intgrty.co.za
- Indirect Observation in Everyday Contexts: Concepts and ... - NCBI - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
- Direct and indirect observation - Information Research - informationr.net
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