What problem does the Labov's observer's paradox describe?
A) Observers are never free of their own interpretations
B) Observers sometimes have the tendency to overlook important details
C) Observers need to follow ethical standards when recording unethical data
D) Observers can never record truly naturally occurring data

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The Labov's observer's paradox describes the issue that the presence of an observer may influence the behavior of the subjects being observed, making it difficult to capture truly natural behavior or data.

What Problem Does the Labov's Observer's Paradox Describe