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Which statement is most accurate about group behavior? A. People tend to perform well-practiced skills better in front of an audience. B. Nervousness tends to impair performance in front of an audience. C. Social loafing is a form of bystander apathy. D. Cheering fans at a sports event produce evaluation apprehension in the players.

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7 July, 08:49

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Marlon · Answer 1

The answer is A. People tend to perform well-practiced skills better in front of an audience. According to the page 34 of your textbook.

Shaun Woodward · Answer 2

D. Cheering fans at a sports event produce evaluation apprehension in the players, is the correct answer.