A professor assigns a group project. in one group, darin does nearly all the work. martin, aaid, and abbey seem to shirk responsibility, assuming that because it's a group, someone else will pull the extra weight. viewed with a sociological lens, this is:

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Alina Richards

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15 April, 16:02

A professor assigns a group project. in one group, darin does nearly all the work. martin, aaid, and abbey seem to shirk responsibility, assuming that because it's a group, someone else will pull the extra weight. viewed with a sociological lens, this is:

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Kadyn Mcbride · Answer 1

The scenario above us the free rider problem as this is a process of which other people take advantage of using a resource that is already common and having it to get it without having to pay for it. It could be same as the situation above as the other group takes credit when the only person working is only one.