When a researcher develops a standard form on which to record variation within the observed settings in terms of his/her variables of interest, he or she is utilizing

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Systematic observation involves creating a standardized procedure or protocol for observing and recording behavior. Developing a standard form is one way to ensure that observations are systematic and consistent. Choice A may also be a valid response as the use of a standardized form is an example of a systemic observational technique. Choice B is not a commonly used term in research methodology. Choice D refers to the practice of maintaining objectivity and avoiding bias in one's observations, but is not directly related to the use of a standard form.

When a Researcher Develops a Standard Form on Which to Record