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Please explain reactive effect, maturation effect, Regression effect and conditioning effect

Answer 1

REACTIVE EFFECT : The reactive effect refers to the effect that a researcher or assessor has on that which he or she is trying to study: subjects behave less naturally due to the fact that they are being studied.

MATURATION EFFECT: The maturation effect is any biological or psychological process within an individual that systematically varies with the passage of time, independent of specific external events. Examples of the maturation effect include growing older, stronger, wiser, and more experienced. These examples involve longlasting changes.

REGRESSION EFFECT: Abstract. Background Regression to the mean (RTM) is a statistical phenomenon that can make natural variation in repeated data look like real change. It happens when unusually large or small measurements tend to be followed by measurements that are closer to the mean.

CONDITIONING EFFECT:The effect on responses resulting from the previous collection of data from the same respondents in recurring surveys.

Answer 2

Reactive effect, maturation effect, Regression effect and conditioning effect.

Explanation:

• The reactive effect refers to the social behavior and the experimental and the social effect in order to understand the groups of members that participate as they will interact in the conversion and the conversion and ere the observer is not the part f the group.  

• The conditioning effect is a response that is resulted in the various conditions and collected form the reinforcement and the response of the different stimuli. It is also found in the classical conditioning of the dog.

• The regression effect is something that is returned to the normal state due to the collective action is taken and it usually regresses to mean. While the maturation effect is a physiological process that varies with each individual wit the passage of time such as the older, stronger and wiser.

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