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Psychological studies (ps studies) often take place in controlled laboratory environments designed to isolate variables and study human behavior under specific conditions. These environments can include:
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Laboratory Settings
: Controlled spaces where researchers can manipulate variables and observe responses in a consistent manner.
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Community Settings
: Real-world environments where researchers study behavior in naturalistic settings, such as schools, workplaces, or neighborhoods.
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Online Platforms
: Virtual environments where participants interact online, allowing for the study of behavior in digital contexts.
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Clinical Settings
: Hospitals or clinics where researchers study mental health conditions and treatments in patients.
Each type of environment offers unique advantages and challenges, depending on the research question being addressed.