In a self-report measure, participants are:
A) observed in order to make inferences about their behaviors.
B) asked directly about how they feel about a particular topic.
C) recorded so that their actions can be coded by experimenters.
D) asked to select close friends or family who can report on their thoughts and feelings.

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Self-report measures involve asking participants directly about their feelings, attitudes, beliefs, or behaviors regarding a particular topic. This method relies on individuals' introspection and willingness to accurately report their internal states or reactions.

In a Self-Report Measure, Participants Are