Iwill mark the 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.

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.

Social facilitation refers to how people perform when other people are around. Humans are physiologically and psychologically aroused by the mere presence of other people. Therefore, their behavior is somewhat different than when they’re alone. In general, people perform well-practiced skills better in front of an audience.

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