An observation that involves identifying specific behaviors that are observable and measurable is called a(n)
A)informal observation.
B)formal observation.
C)unstructured observation.
D)self-observation.

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Formal observation involves identifying specific behaviors that are observable and measurable. It is a structured and systematic approach to collecting data and requires clear definitions and guidelines for what constitutes the behavior of interest. Informal observation may lack rigor in defining observable behaviors, while unstructured observation lacks a clear plan or framework for data collection. Self-observation involves observing oneself and may not be applicable in all situations.

An Observation That Involves Identifying Specific Behaviors That Are Observable