Why do researchers try to avoid being detected by their participants when engaged in naturalistic observations?

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Winchestro · Answer 1 · 2018-05-10T08:24:18+0000

They avoid being detected because this would throw off the behavior patterns that exist naturally and they don't want their presence being known since this might throw it off.

Why do researchers try to avoid being detected by their participants when engaged in naturalistic observations?

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