A newcomer is uncertain about the department norms for lunch breaks. Rather than ask anyone, she simply keeps track of when people leave and return for about a week and decides lunch breaks are for about 30-40 minutes. This is an example of which information-seeking strategy?

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Amiya Russo

23 January, 02:46

A newcomer is uncertain about the department norms for lunch breaks. Rather than ask anyone, she simply keeps track of when people leave and return for about a week and decides lunch breaks are for about 30-40 minutes. This is an example of which information-seeking strategy?

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Baylee Friedman · Answer 1

Observation

Explanation:

Here the newcomer, instead of asking anyone about the timings of the lunch break, she simply keeps the track of when people leave and return for about a week and decide that the lunch timing is about 30-40 mins.

She just simply observes to get this information. hence such type of information-seeking strategy is called Observation