Which of the following terms refers to several peers agreeing to rate each other highly?
A) social loafing
B) group think
C) logrolling
D) alliance forging
E) impression management

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Logrolling is a term used in politics, referring to the practice of exchanging favors, such as voting for each other's bills. However, logrolling can also refer to several peers agreeing to rate each other highly, in order to achieve a common goal, such as rating each other highly on a performance evaluation. Social loafing refers to the tendency for individuals to exert less effort when working in a group than when working alone. Group think refers to the phenomenon where a group's desire for conformity and unanimity overrides its ability to make rational decisions. Alliance forging refers to the process of forming alliances or partnerships between different individuals or groups. Impression management is the act of attempting to influence the perceptions of others about oneself or a specific situation.

Which of the Following Terms Refers to Several Peers Agreeing