Walther and Bazarova found that when individuals are in completely distributed groups,they take more responsibility and blame their partners less often than individuals working virtually but with collocated group members.

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Walther and Bazarova found that individuals in completely distributed groups (where all members are virtual and not collocated) tend to take less responsibility and blame their partners more often compared to individuals working in groups that are partially collocated (some members are together, and some are virtual). This is because the lack of face-to-face interaction in completely distributed groups can lead to reduced cohesion and trust, making it easier for members to avoid responsibility and blame others.

Walther and Bazarova Found That When Individuals Are in Completely