OBSERVATION.

OBSERVATION.

1. CONDUCTING AN OBSERVATION

2. USES

3. DEFINITION

   • Systematized and logical form for the visual and verifiable record of what is intended to be known

4. DATA ANALYSIS

5. ISSUES

6. PLANNING

7. REALIZACIÓN Y OBSERVACIÓN.

   • The analyst can observe an operation without intervening at all but the observed person being fully aware of the observation.
   • You can observe a person or activity without the observed being aware of it and without interacting by the analyst himself.
   • It can be observed and be in contact with the people observed, the interrogation can simply consist of asking about a specific activity, requesting an explanation, etc.

8. USES.

   • is a fundamental element of any investigation process
   • Technique on which the researcher relies to obtain the greatest number of data

9. DEFINITION

   • Systematized and logical form for the visual and verifiable record of what is intended to be known
   • consists of using the senses either to describe, analyze, or explain from a perspective scientific, valid and reliable some fact, object or phenomenon

10. PLANNING

    • Determine the purposes
    • Define a sample of the behaviors observed
    • Specify the conditions of the observation
    • Prepare the observation instruments.

11. DATA ANALYSIS

    • The observational record consists of writing down the behaviors to have proof of their occurrence, their properties and their order of appearance.
    • The action of recording the observed behavior can take place at the same time that it occurs, when direct observation is made.

12. ISSUES

    • Facilitates obtaining data as it happens in reality
    • They allow us to know many forms of behavior that are considered unimportant by the subjects observed.
    • The facts are studied without intermediaries
    • Independent information is obtained