English Language & Usage Asked on July 28, 2021
I know that the person being interviewed is interviewee, but I cannot find the equivalent for the person being observed! Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Wiktionary cites observee:, but it appears to be used mainly in scientific contexts:
Noun (plural observees)
- One who is observed.
Ngram: "observee"
- I do not know the student whom I came to observe, at this point the teacher will assist me by laying her hand casually on the observee's shoulder as she ends her.... From Ready-to-Use Information & Materials for Assessing Specific Learning Disabilitis
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- Thus, on days and at times selected by the observee, two observers show up at the observee' s work site and use a standard behavioral checklist to conduct a systematic 30-minute observation session, followed by interactive feedback... From Safety, Health, and Asset Protection
Answered by user66974 on July 28, 2021
Subject. Wiktionary says
A human, animal or an inanimate object that is being examined, treated, analysed, etc
Answered by Fuhrmanator on July 28, 2021
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