Question 1

Read the following conversation between two psychology teachers.

**Mrs Kaur:** I have been thinking about giving my Year 11 students a group project.
**Mr Clarke:** I won't be doing that with my students because I want to make sure they all take part.
**Mrs Kaur:** That's why I am going to set the project up so that I can easily identify what each student has done.

What is meant by the term 'social loafing'?
Refer to the conversation to support your answer.

Accepted Answer

First, provide a clear and concise definition of 'social loafing'. Then, carefully read the conversation and identify parts that relate to your definition. Quote or paraphrase comments from Mr Clarke and Mrs Kaur to show how their concerns and plans illustrate the concept of social loafing and how to prevent it.

Question 2

What mistakes do candidates make on this AQA GCSE question?

Accepted Answer

A common error is to define social loafing correctly but fail to make clear and explicit links to the conversation provided. You must refer to the stimulus material.

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