Kizspy | Question: 32 (Choose 1 answer)
Which below is the problem of mind reading in a participant observation?
A. Maintaining your objectivity in choosing where to focus your attention, what to record in your notes, and what to omit.
B. The issue of reactivity, for example: Does your presence change the way people normally relate to one another?
C. Observers going beyond recording what people do and assuming they can read people's minds and figure out why people are doing something.
D. Consider how representative the activities you observed were and whether the reactivity effect might have shaped the behavior of the group in certain ways.
