Social interference involves:

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Social interference refers to the negative effect on individual performance when they perform in the presence of others. This phenomenon is also known as social facilitation, which involves enhanced performance when an individual performs a task that they are good at in the presence of others. Option A is incorrect as it describes social facilitation, not social interference. Option B describes the bystander effect, which is a different phenomenon than social interference. Option D describes social loafing, which involves exerting less effort in a group than when working alone, but again is a different phenomenon than social interference.

Social Interference Involves