Zinner et al. (1997) observed the locomotion, grooming, approach, and threat behavior of baboons by simply recording whether a target behavior occurs or does not occur in an observation interval. Such recording is called
a. cluster sampling.
b. continuous real-time sampling.
c. one-zero sampling.
d. time-interval sampling.
C
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