Field Experiments is a type of experimental design in economics that involves the manipulation of variables in real-world settings to observe causal effects, distinguished from laboratory experiments by its naturalistic environment and use of actual economic agents.
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Field Theory in Social Science
R. L. French, Kurt Lewin, Dorwin Cartwright · The American Journal of Psychology · 1953 · 5.2K citations
The open-field test: A critical review.
Roger Walsh, Robert A. Cummins · Psychological Bulletin · 1976 · 2.4K citations · Full text
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