Social Loafing Refers To

Social loafing refers to:

A) people in groups lingering at restaurant tables too long.
B) the fact that, compared with doing a task alone, people do not devote as much time or effort to a task when their contribution is part of a larger group undertaking.
C) failing to take into account the feelings of others in a group project who are not given much to do.
D) our preference for doing things socially with others similar to ourselves.