How do airline passengers behave while waiting at a baggage reclamation carousel? Some individuals stand directly against the conveyor belt, blocking the view of others, while some stand further back and step forward only when they spot their luggage. Others engage with mobile devices, talk to travel companions, or pace around. Researchers want to use a naturalistic observation method to investigate this and determine if certain waiting behaviours are more prevalent than others in an airport arrivals hall.
Write an appropriate research aim for this study.
201 exam-style questions on OCR A Level Psychology Planning and conducting research. Each one has a worked solution and a mark scheme showing where the marks go.