Field studies that involve behavioral interventions sometimes don't allow random assignment to conditions. Studies like these are called

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Quasi-experiments are studies where random assignment to conditions is not possible or ethical, but the researcher still wants to measure the effects of a treatment or intervention. Behavioral interventions often fall into this category. Naturalistic observations would not involve any intervention or treatment, so it is not the best choice. Focus groups are a type of qualitative research method and do not involve interventions or treatments. Correlational studies would not involve any manipulation of variables, so they are also not the best choice for this type of study.

Field Studies That Involve Behavioral Interventions Sometimes Don't Allow Random