👉 Mutual human experiments, also known as cooperative or consensual research, involve pairs of participants agreeing to work together under closely monitored conditions for scientific study; one well-known example is the "Hawthorne Effect" studies where men and women worked with a partner under controlled conditions to examine productivity. Another instance involves psychological studies where couples were asked to assist each other in various tasks, with their cooperation being recorded to understand mutual influences on behavior or decision-making.
