In the article ''Individuals in groups'' carol Travis states how individuals act or think differently on their own, however most people work better in groups than individual i think a person should help a personn rather in groups.
one point the author states in the article ''Individuals in groups'' is one experiment studies shows that students were seated in a room and that one student of groups of three went to chack the vent and went for help, while the groups of three, stayed there for six minutes.
another point the author relates to the article ''Individuals in groups'' another experiment shows, how groups of people seventy percent of that one along went to her aid, and that 40 percent did not go to her aid,
third point the author states in the article ''Individuals in groups'' is that people who work along help the person, then in groups therefore when they perform in groups they tend to help, however when they are along, they don't help much although when they are individuals or along they help the person,
In conclusion in the article"Individuals in groups'' states how groups who work better in groups than individuals along.
