Studies on group influence, such as by Hart and colleagues (2004), suggest that an individual's level of _____ plays a role in social loafing. Individuals with low levels worked little even when other group members worked hard. By contrast, individuals with high levels worked hard regardless of how other group members were working.

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The Answer of Studies on group influence, such as by Hart and colleagues (2004), suggest that an individual's level of _____ plays a role in social loafing. Individuals with low levels worked little even when other group members worked hard. By contrast, individuals with high levels worked hard regardless of how other group members were working.

Studies on Group Influence, Such as by Hart and Colleagues