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Disadvantages Associated with Laboratory Tests Include

Question 38
Multiple Choice

Disadvantages associated with laboratory tests include A)lack of control of environmental variables. B)lack of realism leading to a testing bias. C)the expense associated with collecting feedback information. D)a loss of specificity. E)the elimination of competitive intelligence gathering opportunities.

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