To prepare for making field observations, a qualitative researcher would find it most helpful to
A) use the same training procedures as those used in quantitative observation.
B) serve an apprenticeship with an experienced qualitative researcher.
C) attempt to reduce his level of observer personal bias.
D) focus on learning procedures to avoid reliability decay.

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Serving an apprenticeship with an experienced qualitative researcher would provide practical, hands-on experience and insights into the nuances of qualitative observation, which is more beneficial than the other options listed.

To Prepare for Making Field Observations, a Qualitative Researcher Would