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Which of the following is (are) shortcomings of lab
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A.I, II, and III B.II C.I and II D.III
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Option A
Explanation: When people know they are a part of a study, they may not act in a normal way. Also, the stakes involved in an experiment is low and people may not act in a way they would act in a real-life situation. Also, in an experiment people are often asked to do things which they do into or have not done in real life. All these are limitations of a lab experiment.
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