+The **Hawthorne Effect** describes a phenomenon where individuals modify their behavior in response to being observed. This often temporary boost highlights the profound influence of perceived attention on human subjects within a [Study](/wiki/study) or [Experiment](/wiki/experiment), sometimes leading to improved performance regardless of the actual intervention.
+## See also
+- [Placebo Effect](/wiki/placebo_effect)
+- [Observer Bias](/wiki/observer_bias)
+- [Social Psychology](/wiki/social_psychology)
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