A person who withholds effort and could be much more productive but makes a persistent, conscious decision not to be is called a:
A) Free-rider
B) Dysfunctional worker
C) Slacker
D) Team player

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A slacker is someone who intentionally does not put in effort and chooses to be unproductive, despite being capable of being much more productive. A free-rider may benefit from others' efforts without contributing themselves but may not necessarily be capable of being more productive. A dysfunctional worker may have challenges with productivity due to personal or situational factors, rather than a conscious decision to withhold effort. A team player, on the other hand, actively contributes to the team's success and works collaboratively towards shared goals.

A Person Who Withholds Effort and Could Be Much More