While larger groups may have a positive effect on performance, they may also encourage the frequency of social loafing.

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This statement is true. Social loafing refers to the tendency of individuals to put forth less effort in a group situation compared to when working alone. It can occur when group members feel less accountable for their performance or believe that their contribution is less important.

While Larger Groups May Have a Positive Effect on Performance