A psychologist using the method of naturalistic observation would
a. carefully design controlled situations in which to observe behavior.
b. rely on observations of subjects' responses to questionnaires.
c. observe behavior as it happens in actual settings outside the laboratory or clinic.
d. make careful records of the behavior of clients treated during the course of therapy.
ANSWER: c
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