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Pro:
* You record all the behaviours you see, so there is no chance of missing a certain behaviour
* You will be able to notice gradual changes in the animal's behaviour

Con:
* It is difficult to know when one time period ends and another begins

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Pro:
* Easier to keep track of just one animal
* It can be more detailed, as you are focusing on just one animal

Con:
* The animal you are studying may be the only animal exhibiting a certain behaviour

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Pro:
* Less chance of an overall anomalous result

Con:
* Hard to keep track of the whole group of animals

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Pro:
*It is easy to understand and is easy for other researchers to replicate.
Con:
*As you are recording behaviours at a set interval, you risk missing behaviours.

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Focal sampling is useful depending on what the ethologist wants to find out. You could miss behaviors, especially those that are two-way. You may only see one part of a larger behavior. Focal sampling comes into it's own as it is precise in recording the behavior ranges of a species as you only have to focus on one animal.

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Scan sampling is useful if the ethologist wants to see a wide range of behaviors. It is also good for observing group behaviors, including the two-way behaviors that focal sampling misses. A big disadvantage of this method is that it may be hard to observe and record everything that is happening as there are more individuals to consider.

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Interval sampling makes it easier for the ethologist to record behaviors and they have breaks in between times. It also makes it easier to keep track which could lead to more accurate results. The clear disadvantage of this method is that the ethologist is likely to not record all the behaviors which reduces the range of behaviors recorded potentially leading to less credible results.

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Opinion on Continuous Sampling by Bradley

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Opinion on Continuous Sampling by Bradley

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Continuous sampling is difficult to manage as the ethologist is constantly recording behaviors. Depending on the pace of behaviors the animal(s) is/are displaying, it could make it quite hard to note everything down. This would therefore also lead to less accurate results. Unlike interval sampling, you are less likely to miss behaviors as you're recording the whole time which would allow for a more accurate and greater behavior range.

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My opinion on Focal Sampling by Samantha

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My opinion on Focal Sampling by Samantha

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Pros:
You can have a more invasive look into the animals behaviour
It is easier to pick up on certain behaviours

Cons:
You cannot see the social behaviours
Or how the position in the hierarchy impacts on behaviour patterns
It is harder to track one animal
The behaviour may be abnormal and only shown by that one individual

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Pros:
You can see the social interactions between each member of the species
There is a smaller chance of annomalies
There is a larger amount of evidence
The group are easier to track than one individual

Cons:
It is less invasive so there is less detail
You dont see the solitary state of the animal
There can be misinterpretations of behaviours.

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My opinion on Interval Sampling by Samantha

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My opinion on Interval Sampling by Samantha

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Pros:
It is easier to do
It makes the result more accurate as when continuously sampling you  can easily over estimate how many times a behaviour has been displayed
Cons:
you have to spot several types of behaviours within a short amount of time
You can miss types of behaviours that are shown between the intervals

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My opinion on Continuous Sampling by Samantha

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My opinion on Continuous Sampling by Samantha

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Pros:
You can record several different types of behaviour
The results are more reliable

Cons:
Over estimating results is an easy mistake to make
It is harder to focus and record all of the behaviour being exhibited

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Interval sampling can be easy when you have a timer. I found it very hard to do such a small interval but if you use a bigger interval you will be able to focus closely. its very good as you won't miss any behaviours unlike continuous as you don't have to be starring at the subject continuously and struggle to get all behaviours down.

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Continuous sampling is hard as you can easily miss behaviour but its easier to just watch the subject/subjects all the time instead of having intervals as you can miss intervals very easily.

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Scan sampling allows you to eliminate any anonymous data but it is less invasive so there is less detail. You cannot see how a animal reacts when its by its self. Behaviours can be perceived differently as you can't focus on one individual.

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Focal sampling allows you to follow one subject which is much easier than many individuals in a group. you can't see the reaction of being stimulated by the group as you only focus on one subject. This, however allows you to get more detail and analyse behaviours more efficiently as you are focused on one individual.

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Focal sampling can be great as you can find a range of different behaviours and it is also easier to keep track of behaviours using this method, however it could mean that a series of anomalies can occur when one animal exhibits a behavior that is different because one individual will not necessarily exhibit the same behaviours as another.

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Scan Sampling is great in the sense that it means that ethologists are able to see if certain behaviours are common in individuals of a particular species, and they can also observe behaviours that are only exhibited by animals when in groups. However, this does mean that the ethologists cannot see different personality behaviours and also cannot observe how the animals will behave when on their own.

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Interval sampling is much easier when you have an accurate keeper of time like a stop watch or a time otherwise you can end up with inaccurate results to an ethogram. I personally found it difficult to accurately tally the behaviours in the correct intervals without a method to accurately keep the time.

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Continuous sampling in a way is much easier to conduct than interval sampling as you don't have to focus on tallying behaviours in a certain time frame, you can just tally for the length of time you choose, however, it could also be harder to conduct as you could miss behaviours by not having any intervals.