Observations that ask research participants to look within themselves and describe their impressions are referred to as
A) systematic observations.
B) self-report measures.
C) secondary observations.
D) exploratory measures.

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Self-report measures ask individuals to report their own thoughts, feelings, and experiences. This is in contrast to systematic observations, which involve observing behavior, and secondary observations, which are based on information obtained from another source. Exploratory measures is not a common term used in research methods.

Observations That Ask Research Participants to Look Within Themselves and Describe