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Hawthorne effect is a phenomenon in which individuals improve their performance when they are aware that they are being observed or monitored by researchers or supervisors. This situation implies that people tend to alter their behavior when they realize they are subjects in an experiment, due to the attention they receive from the experimenters. In simple terms, it is the tendency of people to change or improve their behavior because they know they are being watched.Simply Psychology. "Hawthorn