Peer Evaluation is considered a way of reducing social loafing because when group members are able to go over each other’s works and criticize or comment on them, it makes group members realize that they will be on the spot if they do not work on their project and that at the same time, there will be repercussions. That will encourage them to engage themselves more deeply into their work. Researchers like John Rich from Delaware State University said that “Peer evaluations can send a signal to group members that there will be consequences for non-participation .Members may be allowed to fire loafers, forcing them to have to work together in a new group”. To them, firing the loafers could be a consequence and this measure would decrease social loafing and make people take accountability.In this case, the author sees peer evaluation as a type of authority that will ensure that team members will not loaf. Peer Evaluation can also seen as a productive and an efficient way to give constructive feedback.There are several ways you can incorporate feedback, whether it is to have each member present the results of their work at intervals, conduct regular feedback sessions, or even having group members