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The PBS radio show "This American Life" is a wonderful series. They recently did a piece on the effect of a "bad actor" being placed on a team. The person, who was an actor and instructed to be a negative influence, had a material effect on the performance of the team.
While it is a hour long show, the bad actor sequence is the first ten minutes. Really worth a quick listen.
This American Life - Bad Actor
Enjoy.
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