Sometimes a Subject's Behavior Is Affected by the Mere Knowledge

question 22

Multiple Choice

Sometimes a subject's behavior is affected by the mere knowledge that he or she is participating in an experiment. Historically, this has been termed

• A)the Hawthorne effect
• B)the good subject effect
• C)the evaluation apprehension effect
• D)the bad subject effect

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