The "free rider" tendency explains why________ .
A) individual contribution often decreases because the person believes their contribution can't be measured.
B) there is always one person who does not work as hard as other group members
C) the productivity of groups is exponential
D) group productivity grows in a linear fashion

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The "free rider" tendency is when individuals reduce their effort or contribution to a group because they believe their individual contribution cannot be measured or does not have a significant impact on the overall outcome. This often results in decreased productivity of the group.

The "Free Rider" Tendency Explains Why________