A nonexperimental study in which a researcher observes and records participants' behaviors,often forming hypotheses that are later tested more systematically,is called a(n):

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A nonexperimental study in which a researcher observes and records participants' behavior is typically a descriptive study. It may involve making observations in a natural setting (field study), but it does not involve manipulating any variables or testing specific hypotheses (experiment) or examining relationships between variables (correlational study).

A Nonexperimental Study in Which a Researcher Observes and Records