Information collected in the child's natural settings, at home, in child care, or in school without interfering with the child's activities is:

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Naturalistic observation involves observing subjects in their natural environment without interfering with them, which allows for the collection of data in the context of the subject's everyday life. This method is often used in child development research to understand behavior in real-world settings.

Information Collected in the Child's Natural Settings, at Home, in Child