A good setting for a field experiment is one
A) that allows the researcher to expose participants to conditions of the independent variable in a reasonably random way.
B) in which the events used to manipulate the independent variable could reasonably be expected to take place.
C) for which the experimenter has permission to conduct research.
D) that has all of the above characteristics.

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A good setting for a field experiment should allow the researcher to expose participants to conditions of the independent variable in a reasonably random way, have events that could reasonably be expected to take place, and have permission to conduct research. Therefore, all of the above characteristics are necessary for a good setting for a field experiment.

A Good Setting for a Field Experiment Is One