The Finding That People Change Their Behavior When They Know

question 3

Multiple Choice

The finding that people change their behavior when they know they are being observed is known as the:

• A) Hawthorne Finding
• B) Hawthorne Effect
• C) Hawthorne Works
• D) Hawthorne Results

Contrast various motivation theories, including Premack's probability-differential theory and the response deprivation theory.

Understand the concepts and differences between escape and avoidance behaviors.

Identify examples of active and passive avoidance in real-life situations.

Comprehend the role of acquisition training and delay of reinforcement on escape behaviors.

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