Social facilitation¶
Zajonc, R. B. (1965). Social facilitation. Science, 149(3681), 269-274.
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- Public vs. Private Contexts
- Public/private contexts instantiates the principle that the presence of audience alters the payoff structure of action, not just its execution, a generalization Zajonc (1965) established in his classical treatment of social facilitation across human and animal performance.
This sourceFoundational synthesis of social facilitation across human and animal studies: mere presence of conspecifics enhances dominant responses and impairs novel ones, demonstrating that audience presence systematically alters performance payoffs across species.
- Public/private contexts instantiates the principle that the presence of audience alters the payoff structure of action, not just its execution, a generalization Zajonc (1965) established in his classical treatment of social facilitation across human and animal performance.
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