Having students observe selected affective behaviors by watching a game during class, by attending a local game, or by watching a televised event would be considered:
A) an anecdotal record.
B) an event task.
C) a participant log.
D) a self-assessment.
E) a journal.

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Observing selected affective behaviors by watching a game during class, attending a local game, or watching a televised event is considered an event task. This type of task involves students actively observing and reflecting on the affective behaviors they witness, which can lead to a deeper understanding of the importance of emotions in sports and other contexts. An anecdotal record involves recording personal observations of behavior or incidents in a narrative format, a participant log involves tracking one's own behavior or experiences over time, a self-assessment involves reflecting on one's own skills or knowledge, and a journal involves writing personal reflections or thoughts on a topic or experience over time. None of these options accurately describe the task of observing affective behaviors during a game.

Having Students Observe Selected Affective Behaviors by Watching a Game