How does a psychologist decide what, where, or who to observe?
A) They are guided by the questions they hope to address during their observations.
B) They are guided by whether their questions are testable.
C) They are guided by whether their questions use introspection.
D) Both a and b.

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Psychologists are guided by the questions they hope to address during their observations and whether their questions are testable. Both of these factors are considered when determining what, where, or who to observe in order to gather the necessary data to answer their research questions.

How Does a Psychologist Decide What, Where, or Who to Observe