Field Studies Experimenters use unobtrusive measures to
A)assess behavior without subject knowledge.
B)conceal the true purpose of interview questions.
C)count behaviors as they occur.
D)obtain more accurate self-reports.

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Field studies experimenters use unobtrusive measures to assess behavior without subject knowledge. This means that they use measures that do not require the participants to actively report or behave differently due to the study, allowing for more accurate observations of natural behavior. Unobtrusive measures can include things like tracking foot traffic, measuring litter counts, or analyzing archival records.

Field Studies Experimenters Use Unobtrusive Measures to