Correct

Here’s another one that might be ambiguous. The answer
is actually both true and false, but more false than true. The
participant observer is primarily interested in observing and
recording the behavior of others. This can be done in a natural
unconstrained manner, or in a more carefully planned
(constrained) manner. In the latter (more like a case study),
the observer must record his or her own behavior in order to
understand the other persons’ behavior. In that case, the
observer’s behavior is not the main point of the research,
but it still needs to be observed and recorded.