Explain How You Conducted A Naturalistic Observation
1 Methodology: Explain how you conducted your naturalistic observation. When and where did your observation take place? How many subjects did you study (minimum 3)? How long did you observe them?
In order to do a naturalistic observation, the researcher must observe their research subjects in their natural setting. The research must be careful as to not disturb the subjects in their natural setting, so they must not have interaction with the subject unless absolutely necessary. There were a total of six subjects and they were observed for about 20 minutes. The ground of the place resembled the color of my alien skin and when I looked up I saw a color that resembles water and white puffs as well. I stood in the distance so that the humans would not suspect that I was observing them and their behavior. If they had they may have manipulated their behavior in an un-naturalistic way that would have been different had they had not known I was there.
2 Findings: Describe the humans and their activity in detail. What does this activity look like/sound/smell like you? Maybe it registers on your heat monitors, whatever. Be creative!
You have to objective as possible when doing naturalistic observations. This can be very hard to do sometimes!
There are six humans gathered together, standing erect. I saw an object …show more content…
The humans appear to be fighting over the floating sun, each one trying to steal it for themselves. Either this sun is significant with relation to value or the humans are gluttonous. They seem to be fighting each other over this object that does not appear to do anything special or hold any value. They look like they are trying to break it because they repetitively drop it on the ground and to not seem to care if anything happens to it, yet they are still fighting over it. Their eyes widen and their mouths open and curving upwards each time the floating sun goes into Saturn’s ring. It appears as if this makes them
In order to do a naturalistic observation, the researcher must observe their research subjects in their natural setting. The research must be careful as to not disturb the subjects in their natural setting, so they must not have interaction with the subject unless absolutely necessary. There were a total of six subjects and they were observed for about 20 minutes. The ground of the place resembled the color of my alien skin and when I looked up I saw a color that resembles water and white puffs as well. I stood in the distance so that the humans would not suspect that I was observing them and their behavior. If they had they may have manipulated their behavior in an un-naturalistic way that would have been different had they had not known I was there.
2 Findings: Describe the humans and their activity in detail. What does this activity look like/sound/smell like you? Maybe it registers on your heat monitors, whatever. Be creative!
You have to objective as possible when doing naturalistic observations. This can be very hard to do sometimes!
There are six humans gathered together, standing erect. I saw an object …show more content…
The humans appear to be fighting over the floating sun, each one trying to steal it for themselves. Either this sun is significant with relation to value or the humans are gluttonous. They seem to be fighting each other over this object that does not appear to do anything special or hold any value. They look like they are trying to break it because they repetitively drop it on the ground and to not seem to care if anything happens to it, yet they are still fighting over it. Their eyes widen and their mouths open and curving upwards each time the floating sun goes into Saturn’s ring. It appears as if this makes them