Abstract
This article consolidates suggestions about ways to increase individual student involvement in small-group activities for psychology classes. First, the literature on group productivity and social loafing is reviewed. Findings are organized through the discussion of 3 critical domains for increasing effectiveness of small groups. Second, articles published in Teaching of Psychology that describe small-group activities are reviewed, giving attention to techniques that authors have recommended to ensure student participation.
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