<span>Conditions that lead to social loafing can include over sized work groups, lack of task delineation, and rules of workload. Large groups tend to allow some individuals to let their groups do the work for them. Not having a specific task can discourage some workers when others might be more motivated to tackle the problem at hand. Not requiring a certain amount of participation means that students aren't held accountable for their part in the final product.</span>
I would go with C. People in favor of state's rights
make densely populated areas easy to walk
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<span>Virtue is subjective. Each person, or group of people, dictate what virtue is based on their values and opinions. If something is considered a virtue, it is because the person (people) in question can see and feel that it is right based on their social preferences and beliefs. If something is not considered a virtue, it is because it goes against the grain of their values and beliefs. So, virtue is nurture, not nature.</span>