In which of the following situations would field research be the least proper method to gather data?
A) when you want to get an overview of the physical surroundings where you want to examine an event
B) when you want to get information about the behavior of a group that is not likely to be found in the general population
C) when research in the natural setting is of the utmost importance
D) when the research focuses on reasons for crime

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Field research is most appropriate for gathering data in natural settings and understanding behaviors or environments directly. It is less suitable for exploring reasons for crime, which often requires a combination of methods including statistical analysis, theoretical exploration, and possibly interviews or surveys rather than direct observation in the field.

In Which of the Following Situations Would Field Research Be