When a researcher collects information about a group through direct involvement and inspection,this is known as
A)a survey.
B)observation.
C)secondary analysis.
D)an experiment.

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Observation refers to the method of collecting information about a group by directly observing and inspecting their behavior and environment. This is different from a survey which involves asking the group members specific questions or a secondary analysis which involves using previously collected data for research. An experiment involves manipulating variables in a controlled environment to test hypotheses.

When a Researcher Collects Information About a Group Through Direct