An Olympic Athlete's Tendency to Do Better When Competing Against

question 27

Multiple Choice

An Olympic athlete's tendency to do better when competing against others directly than when practicing alone is due to:

• A) coaction effect
• B) social facilitation
• C) audience effect
• D) group conformity

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