Social comparison may make the high performing group members overly conscious of their above-average work level, and begin to match their performance to the least productive members. This phenomenon is best described as:

answer; the cats meowing will temporarily increase, but then it will decrease;

answer; (d) they are in charge of the ushers and making sure the audience gets to their seats on time; they also control the box office; i know (c) is wrong and (b) don't make sense;

answerthe same historical circumstances;