People Who Perceive Their Effort in a Group as Unimportant

question 75

Multiple Choice

People who perceive their effort in a group as unimportant or not easily seen by others may engage in

• A) Groupthink.
• B) The sucker effect.
• C) Social loafing.
• D) No answers are correct.

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Definitions:

Internal Locus of Control

A psychological characteristic where a person believes they have control over the events in their life, as opposed to external forces.

External Locus of Control

A belief that outcomes in one's life are controlled by external forces or fate, rather than one's own efforts or actions.

Implicit Motivation

The unconscious drive that influences behaviors and decision-making, often without the individual's aware intent.

Explicit Motivation

A type of motivation that stems from conscious goals, desires, or needs of an individual.