Which of the following does the collective effort model proposed by Karau and Williams (1993)help to explain?

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The collective effort model proposed by Karau and Williams (1993) specifically explains social loafing, which is a phenomenon whereby individuals exert less effort in group tasks compared to individual tasks. The model proposes that motivation and effort are influenced by the expectations of other group members and the perceived importance and relevance of the task. Therefore, social loafing is more likely to occur when individuals do not feel a personal responsibility for the outcome of the task and when they perceive that their individual effort will not make a significant difference to the group's overall performance. The model does not directly explain group polarization effects, social facilitation, or deindividuation.

Which of the Following Does the Collective Effort Model Proposed