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What is one drawback of a field experiment? A) It does not reflect complex interactions. B) It cannot be controlled. C) It is difficult to determine the cause and effect. D) There are no manipulated variables.
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What is one drawback of a field experiment?

A) It does not reflect complex interactions.
B) It cannot be controlled.
C) It is difficult to determine the cause and effect.
D) There are no manipulated variables.

Im not sure if it is B or C...

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Answer:

B) It cannot be controlled.

User Robin Lobel
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Answer:

B) It cannot be controlled

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