In comparison to field experiments, laboratory experiments
A) permit researchers greater control.
B) allow more naturalistic observation of behavior.
C) are less susceptible to experimenter expectancy effects.
D) have fewer problems caused by the limitations of self-report data.

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Laboratory experiments offer researchers greater control over variables, allowing them to isolate and test specific factors in a way that is not possible in the less controlled environment of field experiments.

In Comparison to Field Experiments, Laboratory Experiments