Social loafing refers to
A) increases in socializing among members of larger groups.
B) the reduction of effort by individuals when they work in groups.
C) the loss of coordination among group members' efforts.
D) a tendency to blame others for the group's poor performance.

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Social loafing is the phenomenon of individuals exerting less effort when they are working in a group compared to when they are working alone. This reduction in effort can occur because individuals feel that their individual contributions are not as critical in a group setting, leading to a diffusion of responsibility.

Social Loafing Refers to