Steven Karau and Kipling Williams (1993)conducted a Review of Over

question 89

Multiple Choice

Steven Karau and Kipling Williams (1993) conducted a review of over 150 studies of social loafing.They found that in general,the tendency to engage in social loafing is greater in men than in women because

• A) women tend to feel more pressure in groups.
• B) women tend to feel more self-conscious in group.
• C) men tend to feel more anonymous in groups.
• D) men tend to feel less self-conscious in groups.
• E) women tend to hold more collectivistic values.

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Definitions:

Rationalization

Involves the process of replacing traditional and emotional thought with reason and practicality, often in the context of bureaucracies or societies becoming increasingly governed by logic and efficiency.

Separatism

The advocacy or practice of separation of a certain group of people from a larger body on the basis of ethnicity, religion, or gender.

Born In

Generally refers to the place or circumstances of one's birth, highlighting the origin.

Percent

A mathematical term representing a part of a whole divided by 100, used to describe proportions, ratios, or comparisons.