The 'free rider tendency' explains which of the following?
A)why group productivity grows in a linear fashion
B)why groups will tend to let an unproductive outsider in the group
C)why there is always one person who does not work as hard as other group members
D)why the productivity of groups is exponential
E)why individuals tend to expend less effort when they are working collectively than when they are working individually

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The 'free rider tendency' refers to the tendency of individuals to expend less effort when working collectively than when working individually. This is because individuals may feel that their individual contribution may not be noticed or necessary when working in a group, leading to a decrease in motivation or effort. The other options do not accurately explain the concept of 'free rider tendency'.

The 'Free Rider Tendency' Explains Which of the Following