Nonreactive measurement
A) does not change participants' responses while recording them.
B) is measurement in which participants subjectively report their responses.
C) is reported when experimenters are not physically present.
D) removes from the responses the effect of physiological reactions to the treatment.

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Nonreactive measurement does not change participants' responses while recording them. This means that the measurement does not affect the behavior or responses of the participants being observed or measured. This type of measurement is often used to gather data in naturalistic settings or in research where it is important to minimize the impact of the measurement on the behavior being measured.

Nonreactive Measurement