________ leads to process gains, whereas ________ lead(s) to process losses.
A) The sucker effect; social loafing
B) High group cohesiveness; low group cohesiveness
C) Synergy; social loafing
D) Research and development; self-managed teams

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Synergy is the term used to describe the process gains that occur when group members work together in a highly coordinated and efficient way. Social loafing, on the other hand, is a phenomenon where individuals exert less effort in group settings than they would if working alone, resulting in process losses. High group cohesiveness and self-managed teams can both contribute to synergy, but they are not the only factors that can lead to it. Research and development is a process rather than a factor that contributes to process gains or losses. The sucker effect is not a recognized term in the field of group dynamics.

________ Leads to Process Gains, Whereas ________ Lead(s) to Process

Leads to Process Gains, Whereas Lead(s) to Process