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A major development in the I/O field was the identification of the Hawthorne effect in factory workers which found that employees Are most likely to change their behavior when they are more senior and are less likely to get a raise Change their behavior simply due to being paid attention to or observed Change their behavior in response to hidden social pressures to work faster Tend to ignore being observed by others

          A major development in the I/O field was the identification of the Hawthorne effect in factory workers which found that employees
Are most likely to change their behavior when they are more senior and are less likely to get a raise
Change their behavior simply due to being paid attention to or observed
Change their behavior in response to hidden social pressures to work faster
Tend to ignore being observed by others

A major development in the I/O field was the identification of the Hawthorne effect in factory workers which found that employees
Are most likely to change their behavior when they are more senior and are less likely to get a raise
Change their behavior simply due to being paid attention to or observed
Change their behavior in response to hidden social pressures to work faster
Tend to ignore being observed by others

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Psychology Openstax

Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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09/06/2022

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A major development in the I/O field was the identification of the Hawthorne effect in factory workers which found that employees are most likely to change their behavior when they are more senior and are less likely to get a raise, change their behavior simply due to being paid attention to or observed, change their behavior in response to hidden social pressures to work faster, and tend to ignore being observed by others.