Exhibit 8-4: Select the type of problem likely to be made in the situations listed.
-Refer to Exhibit 8-4.A researcher strongly opposed to inclusion must make frequency counts of various interactions in a classroom with a number of disabled students.
A) Observer bias
B) Error of leniency
C) Error of central tendency
D) Halo effect
E) Contamination

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The researcher's strong opposition to inclusion may lead to observer bias, where the researcher's preconceived beliefs influence the counting and interpretation of interactions in the classroom.

Exhibit 8-4: Select the Type of Problem Likely to Be