Lindy, a Professor, Is Attempting to Improve the Performance of Her

question 109

Multiple Choice

Lindy, a professor, is attempting to improve the performance of her students by making the course materials more learning-friendly.She rearranges the room, purchases lamps, and develops a new set of readings.Her students do, in fact, improve.If this improvement stemmed from a Hawthorne effect, then it can be best attributed to

• A) the students' knowledge that she was attempting to improve their performance.
• B) the students' feeling that Lindy's class is better than other classes..
• C) Lindy's positive attitude toward education.
• D) the effect of physical setting on academic performance.

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Definitions:

Behavioral Entrainment

The synchronization of behaviors or actions among individuals in a group, often leading to increased harmony and efficiency.

Inclusionary Status

The degree to which individuals feel valued, respected, and supported within a group or organization.

Unethical Behaviors

Actions that violate moral principles or professional standards, potentially harming individuals or the organization.

Commitment Phase

A stage in a project or process where parties involved confirm their dedication and willingness to see through the objectives and tasks.