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Sep 2020
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Research Part II: Hawthorne, John Henry,...

David Smelser and Austin Kercheville
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Dr. David Smelser discusses psychological pitfalls of human research, including the placebo, nocebo, Hawthorne, John Henry, and Pygmalion (also called "Rosenthal") effects and some ways to mitigate them.

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