Dr. Robert Balch and his graduate student David Taylor studied a UFO cult that later was called Heaven's Gate. Cult members believed that they were chosen to rendezvous with aliens from space. In the 1980s, Taylor infiltrated the group to study it undercover, interacting and observing members for more than a year. The type of research evidence provided by Taylor was a:
A) participant-observer field study using naturalistic observation.
B) case study of an individual group member who described his beliefs.
C) true experiment comparing the beliefs of older to newer members.
D) quasi-experiment comparing the beliefs of older to newer members.
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