We're in the same boat now with in-office vs. work-from-home studies. Though I'd argue there's also a bias in that there are likely very few researchers choosi

We're in the same boat now with in-office vs. work-from-home studies. Though I'd argue there's also a bias in that there are likely very few researchers choosing to hypothesize the five day work week is more productive, structuring the study to confirm that, and executing the study. The incentives are all in the other direction.