a. dissociative
b. somatic symptom
c. obsessive-compulsive
d. conversion
b. somatic symptom
c. obsessive-compulsive
d. conversion
Social psychologists explain social loafing in terms of:
a. increased arousal created by the presence of other people
b. greater obedience that is created by being in a group
c. the feeling that responsibility for the task is shared by the other people present
d. the feeling that one shares certain characteristics with other members of the group
C
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