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ter 1 Leaming xSettings e hocs.edu/courses 66101/quizzes/317268ytake Classify each example as (1) naturalistic observation, (2) survey, (3) correlational study. (4) case study, or (5) laboratary observation. A professor compared his students' attendance rates to their grades She found that students with fewer absences tended to get higher grades Psychologists studying aggression in early childhood found that an average of four instances of hitting or pushing accurred during each hour that they spent watching a group of two-year-olds interact in a day-care classroom. An online poll found that 37% of respondents had a favorable opinion of "Sparkle toothpaste. A hidden camera recorded the behavior of male and temale research participants who were asked to wait for a long period of time in a room in which a researcher had placed a stack of pormographic magazines A psychologist who was interested in job satisfaction gathered in- depth, detailed information about organizations whose workers reported being highly satisfied with their jobs

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1.It is a correlational study as they are studying the increase or decrease in one variable corresponds an increase or decrease in the other.

2. Your answer would be case study as the psychologist are studying a group of two year olds and and the outcome .

3.Your answer will be survey as the participants have responded through the internet and they had to give their opinion on a product .

4. it is a naturalistic observation as the male and females are observed with a hidden camera in their most natural setting without disturbing their behaviour it is mostly natural.

5.Your answer I suggest be laboratory observation because here the psychologist gathered and recorded an in-depth information regarding job satisfaction.

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