Interviews are to surveys as brain scans are to naturalistic observation
A study practice in several scientific domains, such as ethology, anthropology, linguistics, the social sciences, and psychology, known as "naturalistic observation" or "fieldwork," collects data by simply seeing things as they are in the wild without any intervention from the observer.
Examples include monitoring a forest animal's feeding habits or a group of students acting out in a classroom.
When doing naturalistic observation, researchers take great care to employ stealthy techniques in order to avoid influencing the behavior they are seeing.
Naturalistic observation contrasts with analog observation, which takes place in a controlled environment intended to mimic a natural scenario while removing or controlling for the effects of any variables other than those that are of interest.
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