The settings in which the use of participant observers is most likely to be necessary to make direct observations are those that are
A) relatively private.
B) do not involve a defensive program staff.
C) highly complex.
D) relatively public.

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Participant observers are most likely to be necessary in relatively private settings because in such settings, people are more likely to behave naturally and without being influenced by the presence of an observer.

The Settings in Which the Use of Participant Observers Is