CHAPTER 4: DEVELOPING TEAMWORK SKILLS
Social loafing is the shirking of individual responsibility in a group setting. At their worst, groups foster conflict, with people bickering about matters such as doing a fair share of work. Groups can become xenophobic, thus entering into conflict with other groups. A key potential problem is groupthink, a deterioration of mental efficiency ...
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