All of the Following Statements Comparing Naturalistic and Laboratory Studies

All of the following statements comparing naturalistic and laboratory studies are true except

A) laboratory studies are less ideal for investigating behaviors that occur infrequently in everyday settings
B) laboratory studies tend to have lower external validity
C) parents tend to feel less anxious in studies carried out in naturalistic settings
D) a laboratory setting may be more likely to elicit atypical behavior from infants and children being studied