[Solved] The so-called ‘Hawthorne effect’ refers to which group-related phenomenon?

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Q.	The so-called ‘Hawthorne effect’ refers to which group-related phenomenon?
A.	one person in a group usually does most of the work
B.	people in groups tend to try to get away with doing as little as possible
C.	people always perform better when they’re being watched
D.	there is usually one person in a group who will try to argue against the majority
Answer» C. people always perform better when they’re being watched

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