Question

Learning effects tend to be less significant when a technologically complex task is repeated, because there is more that can be learned about the task. Thus, learning effects will less significant in an assembly process involving 1,000 complex steps than in one of only 100 simple steps.

Answer 1

Learning effects typically disappear after a while, in spite of the complexity of the task.

In a controlled online experiment, a learning effect is a positive or negative impact of an intervention that only becomes noticeable after a given amount of time t. The influence may grow (linearly, exponentially, etc.) over time or it may experience a more abrupt level change after a specific amount of time.

It is typically helpful to arrange an A/B test with a longer test length for more significant changes to give consumers more time to adjust to the change. Even if they eventually become adjusted to the new condition, many people first react adversely to changes. Similar to this, some people may show excitement and curiosity in a new feature, but this interest and curiosity will soon wane with time.

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