A study of computerized performance monitoring showed that:
A) monitoring resulted in a drive theory effect and increased performance.
B) monitoring had no impact on task performance.
C) it reduced evaluation apprehension to the point where monitored performance increased over non-monitored performance.
D) social facilitation occurs even when the "observer" is present only electronically.

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Social facilitation can occur with electronic monitoring, as the presence of an observer, even if not physically present, can enhance performance on simple or well-learned tasks.

A Study of Computerized Performance Monitoring Showed That