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    LESSON OBJECTIVES:
    a. define observation and
    experiment;
    b. differentiate observation from
    experiment;
    c. arrange the steps in conducting
    an experiment; and
    d. articulate the strengths and
    limitations of an observation versus
    an experiment confidently
    What are the parts of
    a questionnaire?
    What are the stages of
    interview?
    What is the difference
    between an interview
    and a questionnaire?
    OVERT OBSERVATION

    - It means the observed


    group is aware of the
    presence of the
    researcher and that their
    behavior is being
    observed.
    COVERT OBSERVATION
    It means the
    participants are not
    aware of the
    presence of the
    researcher; or being
    observed.
    PARTICIPANT

    Allows the researcher


    to interact actively
    with the subjects. In
    some cases,
    researchers immerse
    themselves in a group
    or community for a
    long period of time.
    NON-PARTICIPANT
    A type of observation allows
    the researcher to observe the
    subjects without interacting
    with them. Hence, the subjects
    do not know that they are
    being observed.

    This type of observation is


    usually employed by
    psychologists when observing
    animals and children.
    STRUCTURED OBSERVATION

    occurs when the researcher has a list of behaviors


    that he/she wants to observe.
    UNSTRUCTURED OBSERVATION

    occurs when the researcher allows behaviors to


    emerge. These behaviors are then documented
    through an in-depth narrative account.
    EXPERIMENT
    - a procedure undertaken
    scientifically and
    systematically to make a
    discovery and to test
    hypothesis.

    An experiment can be performed


    in a laboratory or in natural setting
    following these steps:
    1. Never coerce any participants in your experiment.
    2. Let them fill out an informed consent form (ICF)
    beforehand. It is a document proving that the
    participant voluntarily and willingly participated in
    the experiment.
    3. Ensure the safety of everyone involved at all times.
    4. Ensure the anonymity of participants.
    5. Ensure the confidentiality of all gathered data
    1.) This type of observation is where the
    participants are fully aware that they are
    being observed.
    2. This type of observation is
    where the researchers already
    determined what are the qualities
    they are looking for.
    3. Differentiate participant from
    non-participant observation.
    QUICK TAKE-AWAYS

    1.) What are the strengths and limitations of


    using observation versus experimentation in
    research?

    2.) In what situations would an experiment be


    more effective than observation for gathering
    data, and why?
    LESSON OBJECTIVES:
    a. define observation and
    experiment;
    b. differentiate observation from
    experiment;
    c. arrange the steps in conducting
    an experiment; and
    d. articulate the strengths and
    limitations of an observation versus
    an experiment confidently
    ASSIGNMENT
    Prepare for a long
    quiz next
    meeting.

    Coverage: Types
    of Research
    Instrument

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