When a group's size increases,the sense of personal responsibility for its output or performance on the part of each individual member tends to decrease.This phenomenon is known as ________.
A) social loafing
B) social conformity
C) group cohesion
D) group conflict

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Social loafing refers to the tendency of individuals to put in less effort when they are part of a larger group, as they feel less accountable for the group's output or performance. This can lead to a decrease in individual motivation and productivity, and may negatively impact the group's overall effectiveness.

When a Group's Size Increases,the Sense of Personal Responsibility for Its