Field research differs from surveys and experiments in that the researcher's role in the field research is likely to be more objective.

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Field research involves the researcher directly observing and interacting with subjects in their natural environment, which can lead to bias and subjectivity. Surveys and experiments typically have more structured and standardized procedures that aim to minimize the researcher's influence on the data collected.

Field Research Differs from Surveys and Experiments in That the Researcher's