What Happened at Hawthorne?

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Summary

The study of response-consequence contingencies might well be extended to the examination of motivation in industrial workers, and operant conditioning seems to account for progressive increases in response rate—the Hawthorne phenomenon.

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Published
1974-03-08
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Hawthorne effect, Phenomenon, Affect (linguistics), Psychology, Cognitive psychology

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