People Clap More Loudly When They Are Part of a Small

question 97

Multiple Choice

People clap more loudly when they are part of a small audience than when they are part of a large audience,illustrating the phenomenon of:

• A)social loafing.
• B)the bystander intervention effect.
• C)the common knowledge effect.
• D)groupthink.

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