Evidence Suggests That Collaborative Inhibition MOST Likely Occurs Because

Multiple Choice

Evidence suggests that collaborative inhibition MOST likely occurs because:

A) people tend to better encode information individually than they do in groups.
B) retrieval strategies used by individuals in the group disrupt those used by others.
C) people have a tendency to loaf in groups and not take the task seriously.
D) retrieval occurs in a different state than does encoding.