In terms of underlying causes, which of the following share the MOST overlap?
A)Group polarization and cognitive dissonance
B)Discrimination and ingratiation
C)The bystander effect and social loafing
D)Social loafing and the illusory correlation effect

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The bystander effect and social loafing both involve diffusion of responsibility. In the bystander effect, individuals are less likely to help a victim when other people are present, because they believe someone else will take action. In social loafing, individuals exert less effort when working in a group than when working alone, due to the perception that others will contribute. Both phenomena demonstrate how the presence of others can lead to a decrease in individual responsibility.

In Terms of Underlying Causes, Which of the Following Share