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periments, use of simultaneous controls, and the negative influence of the Hawthorne
effect. The 21 pages devoted to these topics are well worth reading by all of us
who read of the “superiority” of this or that method or treatment. Young’s com-
ments help to bring order out of the chaos of conflicting claims of “experts.”
The remain
