Success in the application of laboratory research findings to field settings can be defined in a number of ways. Which of the following would indicate that an application has been successful?
A) Empirical results in the field are identical to those obtained in the laboratory.
B) The conclusions drawn about specific questions are the same for field studies and laboratory studies.
C) Data from the laboratory justify or support the application of a particular practice or program in an operational setting.
D) all of the above.

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Success in applying laboratory research findings to field settings can be defined by empirical results in the field matching those from the laboratory, conclusions being consistent across field and laboratory studies, and laboratory data justifying the application of specific practices or programs in operational settings.

Success in the Application of Laboratory Research Findings to Field