This form is useful when an observer wants to look at the incidence of specific behaviors:
A) the anecdotal or narrative form.
B) the fixed interval (time sampling) form.
C) the event sampling form.
D) the TPIS.

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The event sampling form is specifically designed to observe specific behaviors and record their incidence. The anecdotal or narrative form is more subjective and may not be as precise for tracking specific behaviors. The fixed interval (time sampling) form records behavior at set intervals of time, which may not capture all instances of the behavior in question. The TPIS is not a recognized form for observing behavior.

This Form Is Useful When an Observer Wants to Look