When an observer sits behind a one-way mirror to observe what a child does in a typical preschool classroom, the observation is considered to be
A) contrived.
B) quantitative.
C) unobtrusive.
D) stereotypic.

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Unobtrusive observation occurs when individuals are observed without their awareness, ensuring that their behavior is not influenced by the presence of the observer. A one-way mirror allows for this type of observation, as the observer can see the child, but the child is unaware of being watched.

When an Observer Sits Behind a One-Way Mirror to Observe