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Workers Got More Productive No Matter What, Because They Were Watched
People change when they're being watched 👀 #psychology #science #mindblown #facts #Shorts
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In the 1920s, a large factory ran an experiment to try
and boost its workers' productivity. First,
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This video explores an intriguing 1920s factory experiment where various environmental changes were made to boost worker productivity. Despite altering factors like lighting and break times, productivity consistently increased simply because workers felt they were being closely observed and valued. The narration delves into how this realization led to the discovery of the Hawthorne effect, emphasizing how human behavior shifts under scrutiny. The reel's curious tone and thought-provoking content will appeal to anyone interested in psychology, workplace dynamics, or the impact of observation on behavior.
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