Multiple Choice
While researchers changed the work environment to see how it affected worker productivity, they got surprising results. No matter what conditions the researchers changed (such as increasing the lighting) , the workers seemed to work harder simply because they were part of a special experiment. This is the origins of a concern about internal invalidity in experiments known as:
A) The Hawthorne Effect
B) The double-blind experiment
C) Compensatory rivalry
D) Selection bias
E) The Solomon Four Group design
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