4. • looking into oneself, self
observations, self analysis
• carefully examining and
reporting one’s own
behavior, thoughts,
emotions, sensations.
5. • relies on his memory, past experiences for analysis of
current behavior.
• helpful in self observations without depending on time.
• does not required any device.
• They cannot be confirmed by others
6. • researchers directly observe and record behavior
• data is collected and reported.
Types:
a. Naturalistic
b. Participant (overt observation)
c. Non-Participant (covert observation)