Non-participant observation

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Non-participant observation covert positive:
no Hawthorne effect, people do not change their behavior
Not putting yourself in danger, can be flexible to do
Non-participant observation covert negative:
ethical issues - lack of consent
May lack validity as we may not understand what is going on
Overt non-participant observation positive:
can be valid/accurate as you can check things
few ethical issues
overt non-participant observation negative:
Hawthorne effect - change behavior
Problems with access as they need permission
positives of non-participant:
less danger
Blendable
can make own judgements based on what they see
Negatives of non-participant:
hawthorne effect if aware they are being watched (Overcome with covert - but this raises ethical issues)

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