reactivity

What are the Types of Reactivity?

There are several types of reactivity, including:
Observer effect: Changes in behavior when individuals know they are being watched.
Social desirability bias: Tendency to report behaviors that are viewed favorably by society.
Acquiescence bias: Tendency to agree with statements or questions, regardless of true feelings.

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