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 Social Loafing - Philosophy Dictionary of Arguments
 
Social loafing: Social loafing in psychology refers to the phenomenon where individuals exert less effort when working in a group compared to when working alone. This reduction in effort can be attributed to the perception that others will compensate for their lack of contribution. Social loafing highlights the impact of group dynamics on individual motivation and performance. See also Social groups, Social behavior, Behavior, Group behavior, Cooperation, Free-rider.
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Author Item    More concepts for author
Karau, Steven J. Social Loafing   Karau, Steven J.
Williams, Kipling D. Social Loafing   Williams, Kevin M.

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