When comparing observations and document analysis:
A) the time required to conduct observations compared to document analysis is low.
B) the expense of the observation method is quite low.
C) the potential audience of the observation method is limited.
D) a clear commitment is discernible.
E) the chances of probing and clarification are good with document analysis.

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Observation methods typically involve direct interaction or presence, which limits the potential audience compared to document analysis that can be accessed by a wider audience.

When Comparing Observations and Document Analysis