Social loafing (I do find this bit of jargon amusing), defined as “group members who shirk their obligations in the hopes of benefiting from the work of others. …” (p. 256, a definition cited from previous work). It is one of the aspects of group work that students and faculty find equally distressing. This study tested six hypotheses regarding social loafing. The hypotheses and findings are listed below.
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Solutions to Social Loafing
Posted Thursday, November 18th, 2010 by Maryellen WeimerTags: group projects, social loafing
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