What is a potential consequence of "rate busting"?
A) production targets not being achieved
B) increase in group incentives
C) disapproval from fellow workers
D) improved cooperation among workers

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Rate busting, which refers to working at a pace faster than the norm, can lead to disapproval from fellow workers who may feel pressured to increase their own output or who may be concerned about changes to expected workloads or standards.

What Is a Potential Consequence of "Rate Busting