In naturalistic observation, the mere act of observing may disturb your subjects. To combat this possibility, you as an observer may:
A. habituate your subjects to your presence.
B. use a blind to avoid detection or habituate your subjects to your presence.
C. ask them to pretend that you aren't there.
D. use special equipment, such as a blind, to prevent the subjects from detecting your presence.
Answer: B
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