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What is the effect of polymer transfer on the polymer product formed by radical polymerization?

What is the effect of polymer transfer on the polymer product formed by radical polymerization? Correct Answer all of the mentioned

The polymer transfer leads to the chain branching which makes it less crystalizable, weak in mechanical properties and less resistant to heat, solvents and chemicals.

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