As Applied to Group Dynamics Research, the Hawthorne Effect Suggests

question 64

Multiple Choice

As applied to group dynamics research, the Hawthorne effect suggests

• A)sociometric methods should be used whenever possible.
• B)research should be conducted,whenever possible,in the laboratory.
• C)group processes cannot be understood using observational methods.
• D)people may act differently when they know they are being studied.

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Definitions:

Species Diversity

A measure of the variety of species present in a particular ecosystem, including both the number of different species and their relative abundance.

Genetic Diversity

Variety among members of a population.

Ecosystem Interactions

These are the dynamic relationships and exchanges between organisms and their environment within an ecosystem, including predation, competition, and mutualism.

Pollution

Any environmental change that adversely affects the lives and health of living organisms.