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Answer:
naturalistic observation
Explanation:
In naturalistic observation, researchers will gather data by directly observing the subjects in their natural habitat without making any intervention.
This is what Professor Ober is doing.
Professor Ober wants to collect a data about development of their physical skills among children. This means that the <u>children are his research subjects.</u>
To collect his data, professor Ober observed the children in the playground (which is the children's natural habitat). He also did not told the children to do anything , he just quietly observe and let the children do what they usually do. (not making any intervention)
Answer:
Cognitive
Explanation:
Attitude is the generalized way a person thinks and acts when presented with a situation.
The cognitive component of attitude is responsible for why the person feels and behaves the way they do when presented with a situation.
For example, a person is afraid of snakes, this is the affective component of attitude
As a result the person avoids snakes, this is the behavioral component of attitude.
The above two components are dependent on the cognitive component as the person thinks of snakes as dangerous.
Here, the statement indicates why the person the feels and behaves the way he/she does when confronted by a person that contradicts themselves.
Hence, this shows the cognitive component of attitude.
Answer: Forcing or dominating
Explanation:
Forcing is the act of oppression which particular task or work is performed by the management to achieve intended task.Domination is the manner in which control and authority is taken over particular matter. This form of power does not consider hearings and requirement of other people.
According to the question, forcing or domination is the method that can be used by manager to order certain command that should be followed by employees in case of conflict. This authority is provided to manager to handle any critical situation that has gone out of control.
