A Major Difference Between a Field Experiment and a Laboratory

question 41

Multiple Choice

A major difference between a field experiment and a laboratory experiment is that

• A) Mundane realism is higher in a field experiment.
• B) The levels of the independent variable cannot be controlled by the experimenter.
• C) The results on the dependent variable are less predictable due to the variable behaviours of participants in a real-life setting.
• D) Participants are unaware of their involvement in a psychology experiment.
• E) Psychological realism is lower in a field experiment.

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