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Sometimes a Subject's Behavior Is Affected by the Mere Knowledge

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Sometimes a subject's behavior is affected by the mere knowledge that he or she is participating in an experiment. Historically, this has been termed

A) the Hawthorne effect
B) the good subject effect
C) the evaluation apprehension effect
D) the bad subject effect

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