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Tests studies typically inhabit controlled laboratory environments, often simulating real-world conditions but with controlled variables. These settings may include:
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Laboratory Settings
: Controlled spaces with standardized equipment, temperature, and lighting to isolate variables.
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Simulated Environments
: Virtual or physical simulations of real-world scenarios (e.g., traffic lights for signal timing tests).
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Field Studies
: Real-world locations (e.g., roads, urban areas) to observe behavior in natural conditions.
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Controlled Simulators
: Machines that replicate specific conditions (e.g., flight simulators for aviation).
These environments prioritize consistency, repeatability, and the ability to isolate factors affecting performance or behavior.