In the famous Hawthorne studies, workers became more productive because
A) they knew they were being observed.
B) the lighting was increased.
C) they were given longer rest breaks.
D) they thought they would eventually be rewarded.

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The Hawthorne studies found that workers became more productive when they knew they were being observed, even if conditions remained unchanged. This phenomenon is known as the Hawthorne effect.

In the Famous Hawthorne Studies, Workers Became More Productive Because