What does it mean to have a psychology research question that is objective?

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That the question has to be independent of any other information or input
That the question has to be independent of any other information or input

That the question has to relate to something that can actually be measured
That the question has to relate to something that can actually be measured

That the phenomenon can be observed without introducing personal bias
That the phenomenon can be observed without introducing personal bias

That the question has a systematic approach

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The correct response is:

That the phenomenon can be observed without introducing personal bias.

An objective psychology research question emphasizes the ability to observe and measure the phenomenon being studied while minimizing personal bias or subjective interpretation.

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