Observers in Behavioral Studies Are Usually More Accurate When They

question 14

Multiple Choice

Observers in behavioral studies are usually more accurate when they are being observed by their supervisors.This phenomenon is known as

• A) reactivity.
• B) drift.
• C) expectancies.
• D) partial correlation.

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