Kesulitan mahasiswa dalam membagi tugas kelompok sebagai efek terhadap perilaku social loafing

Aditia Wirayudha; Firman Shakti Firdaus; Rafi Ariq Maajid; Firda Nurfarida; Muhammad Iqbal Santosa

doi:10.47200/aoej.v15i1.2145

Aditia Wirayudha Universitas Islam Bandung
Firman Shakti Firdaus Universitas Islam Bandung
Rafi Ariq Maajid Universitas Islam Bandung
Firda Nurfarida Universitas Islam Bandung
Muhammad Iqbal Santosa Universitas Islam Bandung

DOI: https://doi.org/10.47200/aoej.v15i1.2145

Keywords: Costs, Inconvenience, Coercion, Social Loafing, Student Groups

Abstract

Groups, comprising two or more interacting individuals, exert mutual influence on each other's behavior. This influence can be both positive and negative, affecting group cohesion. Negative effects may include dysfunctions like special interests, norm violations, role ambiguity, and kemalasan sosial. Social loafing involves an individual reducing effort when working collectively with others. It's a habitual behavior where one person's low contribution influences others. The study aims to investigate how difficulty in task distribution influences perceived inequality in contributions. Hypotheses were formulated to test the influence of Costs/Inconvenience, Coercion, and their combined effect on Kemalasan sosial. Results showed a significant positive influence of Costs/Inconvenience and Coercion on Social Loafing. Costs/Inconvenience had a greater individual impact. Respondents faced challenges in adjusting group work schedules, leading to rushed tasks and a perception of social loafing.

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