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Social loafing results when an individuala. contributes less in a group than if operating as an indi

Social loafing results when an individual
a. contributes less in a group than if operating as an individual
b. makes risky decisions
c. performs differently when evaluated
d. solicits group input

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Psychology for Living: Adjustment, Growth and Behavior Today

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Authors: Kirsh, Duffy, Atwater

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