Social compensation is most likely to occur in a group when
A) group cohesiveness is very high.
B) all group members are highly motivated to accomplish group tasks.
C) a high-ability member realizes that his or her maximum effort is required for the group to be successful because other group members have less ability to perform effectively.
D) All of the above

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Social compensation occurs when a high-ability member increases their effort to compensate for the lower abilities of other group members, ensuring the group's success.

Social Compensation Is Most Likely to Occur in a Group