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Author Question: 5Which is NOT an advantage of laboratory research, compared to field research? (Read 915 times)

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5   Which is NOT an advantage of laboratory research, compared to field research?
   a.   greater control over the research situation
   b.   easier to randomly assign participants to conditions
   c.   greater real-world applicability
   d.   usually easier and cheaper


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Reply #1 on: May 28, 2019


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