When a student unexpectedly leaves a group, it is called
A) abandonment.
B) bailing out.
C) premature termination.
D) emotional contagion.

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Premature termination accurately describes the situation where a group member unexpectedly leaves before the group's work is complete. Abandonment sounds more intentional, while bailing out and emotional contagion do not accurately convey the concept of a member leaving prematurely.

When a Student Unexpectedly Leaves a Group, It Is Called