Quasi-experiments are usually conducted in

ALaboratory settings

BReal-life settings ✓ Correct

CSimulated settings

DManipulated field settings

Correct answer: (B) Real-life settings

Explanation

Quasi-experiments are usually conducted in real-life or field settings.

They study naturally formed groups without full random assignment.

Laboratory settings suit true experiments with tight control.

Simulated settings imitate conditions artificially for testing.

Manipulated field settings still imply the control of a true experiment.

Quasi-experiments trade some control for greater ecological validity.

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