The primary goal of naturalistic observation is to:
A)conduct an experiment in an artificial environment.
B)detect natural behavior patterns.
C)improve the survival rate of endangered species and preserve threatened habitats.
D)disrupt natural behavior patterns and observe the results.

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The primary goal of naturalistic observation is to observe and record natural behavior patterns in a specific setting without influencing or interfering with the behavior being observed. It is a method of studying human and animal behavior in their natural environment. The other options listed are not the primary goal of naturalistic observation.

The Primary Goal of Naturalistic Observation Is To