The phrase "novelty effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the phenomenon where a new experience or item captures attention and interest, often leading to temporary changes in behavior or performance.
Example: "The novelty effect of the new software led to increased productivity in the first few weeks, but it eventually wore off."
Alternatives: "freshness effect" or "newness effect."
Since people might have the tendency to have increased interests when trying out new technology, it is therefore reasonable to speculate that students' improved perceptions towards ICT-supported learning may not be entirely attributed to the effectiveness of SDPPT system itself but to novelty effect.
Second, the sensory activity of AG secretion cannot be attributed to a novelty effect as the most novel stimulus in the series, vanilla, was only weakly effective.
In addition, a potential novelty effect of wearing measurement devices was prevented by excluding T-1 from the effectiveness trial.
The novelty effect is over, so walk-up sales are down.
As the novelty effect of seeing a live game wears off for a new audience, something more substantial than a series of one-off fixtures is required to sustain the fans' interest.
Tim Bendzko, a world-famous singer/songwriter in one of the 210 countries broadcasting the opening game at the Allianz Arena live on Friday night, was singing the national anthem for novelty effect.
"He has to have the novelty effect in order to cover up the fact that his government would come about through an old-school parliamentary maneuver," Mr. Damilano said, referring to a technique in the revolving-door governments of postwar Italy in which single members of Parliament crossed party lines to help shore up weak governments.
A similar process of normalization — the acceptance of 3-D as just another component of the filmgoing experience, rather than a novelty effect applied to it — will have to occur before stereoscopy takes its place alongside color, sound and wide-screen processes in the filmmaker's toolbox.
The app needs to push you to use it even when the novelty effect wears off.
That is, the absence of a control group, not receiving the target intervention, prevents us from determining whether any differences found in EF indices between the two measurements are due to the running therapy as such or to a general practice or loss-of-novelty effect, or test-retest unreliability (measurement error).
The fact that they did find some amygdala activation for contempt expressions relative to disgust might be explained by a novelty-effect, as the contempt expression is much less common than disgust [5].
