In naturalistic observations, one can guard against reactivity by
A) making unobtrusive observations.
B) giving unobtrusive instructions.
C) making obtrusive measures.
D) eliminating confounding variables.

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Making unobtrusive observations helps in reducing reactivity because subjects are less likely to alter their behavior if they are unaware they are being observed.

In Naturalistic Observations, One Can Guard Against Reactivity by