People clap more loudly when they are part of a small audience than when they are part of a large audience,illustrating the phenomenon of:
A)social loafing.
B)the bystander intervention effect.
C)the common knowledge effect.
D)groupthink.

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Social loafing is the phenomenon where people tend to exert less effort when they are part of a larger group, feeling their individual contributions may not be as valued. In this case, people may feel less responsible for clapping loudly in a large audience and therefore do not put as much effort into it compared to a smaller audience where their individual effort may be more noticeable.

People Clap More Loudly When They Are Part of a Small