What Does the Hawthorne Effect Refer To

question 10

Multiple Choice

What does the Hawthorne effect refer to?

• A)Research that takes place in a natural setting
• B)Research that takes place in an artificial setting
• C)A treatment that has no effect in an experiment.
• D)The effect that occurs when a researcher measures the dependent variable measure such that all the subjects get a perfect,or near perfect score.It means that by random chance alone the scores are likely to be lower the next time the same subjects are measured.
• E)A situation in which subjects react to the fact that they are in an experiment more than they react to the treatment

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Definitions:

Declarative

Declarative pertains to statements that convey information, in psychology specifically refers to memory that can be consciously recalled, such as facts and events.

Procedural

Relating to the procedures or steps followed to accomplish a task, often used in the context of legal, organizational, or programming processes.

Working Self-concept

The aspect of one's self-identity that is currently active in thought and influences behavior and perceptions in specific situations.

Declarative

Pertaining to statements or expressions that provide information or state facts explicitly.