Ava Grey explores the Hawthorne Effect—how observation changes behavior—examining its power beyond research labs. From fake Swedish speed cameras to hospital hand-washing, she reveals why genuine attention, not surveillance, drives transformation. Learn the difference between monitoring and mattering, and why the most replicated finding in psychology might be the most misunderstood tool in human motivation.

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