What Do Deindividuation and Social Loafing Have in Common? in Both

question 140

Multiple Choice

What do deindividuation and social loafing have in common? In both, __________.

• A) people act more impulsively and deviantly
• B) people experience heightened self-awareness
• C) individuals' actions are not identifiable
• D) people perform differently depending on whether the task is simple or complex

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Definitions:

Mood Transitioning

The process or experience of changing from one emotional state to another, which can be influenced by a variety of internal and external factors.

Evaluate

means to systematically determine the merit, value, or significance of something, often used in the context of assessing programs or research findings.

True Scores

In psychometrics, the accurate measurement of a concept or construct that a test intends to measure, in the absence of error.

Reliability

The degree to which a measurement or testing procedure yields consistent, repeatable results over time.