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One reason for members reporting less satisfaction in larger groups is
a. they have more time to develop friendships with other group members.
b. individual members can identify less easily with the success of the group.
c. opportunities for participation increase in larger groups.
d. conflict and dissension are less likely in larger groups.
e. people are less inhibited about participating in larger groups.

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Organizational Behaviour: Understanding and Managing Life at Work

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Authors: Johns, Saks

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