Bystander Effect Group Polarization

Journal 2 There are four main groups that influence us greatly, such as social facilitation, social loafing, bystander effect, and group polarization. Such as Social Facilitation, it means that your behavior in front of the presence of others helps you be better at it then if you were alone. Group polarization is influenced by others reason being is that you already believe something they believe in but they encourage you or influence you to believe in it more without telling you too. Social loafing is when you are in groups and knowing you have team members that the work is mainly going to be evenly divided so you tend to overlook the whole assignment given from the teacher that was supposed to be completed together as a team. The Bystander effect
Like I am aware that I am a good singer and I also know how to sing the song well. But it’s just something about being around others that make me perform well than what I usually do when I am on my own. So this is an example of Social Facilitation. I also can relate to being someone’s influence on Group Polarization. My friend and I went shopping and I was the cardigan shirt type of gal and I loved them I could come up with every reason of why I always like purchasing them and wearing them. She was one day debating on what shirt to get and I boosted the cardigans to her which made her like the cardigans more and made her believe she really liked them too. Then a week later I saw her wearing nothing but cardigans. I had a great influence on her which made her believe she really liked cardigans like I did. This was an example of Group Polarization. I also deal with the Social loafing behavior when I am working with team projects we tend to split it and then I am unaware of what the other subject is about and I get behind on the material because I only did a section of the project which affects me