More people means less desire to compete
Things Psychology Tells You About Yourself
More people means less desire to compete
In one interesting study scientists found that students scored higher on standardized tests when there were less people in the room. Evidently when there are less people competing you are more motivated to perform because there is a greater chance of coming out on top.
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More people means less desire to compete
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