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Behavioral researchers sometimes studied (but rarely based theories upon)
Time Sampling
A data collection technique that involves observing and recording behavior during predetermined intervals, offering insights into patterns over time.
Hawthorne Effect
The phenomenon of working harder and producing more as a result of participating in something new and special even when the innovations have no corrective merit.
Skinner Effect
Refers to the phenomenon identified by B.F. Skinner where the rate of a specific behavior is increased or decreased through reinforcement or punishment.
Vocational Effect
The impact or outcomes of vocational education and training on an individual's career paths, employability, and job performance.
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