This effect explains the tendency for behaviours that are exhibited when one is alone to be minimised in the presence of others
A) Social comparison
B) Social mobility
C) Social facilitation effect
D) Social inhibition effect

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The social inhibition effect refers to the tendency for individuals to minimize behaviors that are exhibited when they are alone when they are in the presence of others. This is often due to the fear of being judged or evaluated by others.

This Effect Explains the Tendency for Behaviours That Are Exhibited