People are more likely to buy cupcakes when they are described as “halfcakes, priced at a bargain price,” as opposed to when they are simply described as “cupcakes.” This is an example of people being influenced via the ____.​

To completely satisfy the need to belong, people must ____.​

Based on the social psychological definition of loneliness, who is probably most lonely?​

​A characteristic that is innate ____.

​The textbook discusses the “self-correcting nature of science” as it applies to social psychology. The idea here is that, over time, erroneous conclusions are revised appropriately, because ____.

Given existing research on individualism versus collectivism, what kinds of differences (if any) should we expect between individualists and collectivists in terms of social loafing?​

​Social scientists who focus on concrete problems—such as how to boost literacy rates in schools or how to increase energy conservation—are known as ____.

​One of the biggest differences between attending to current concerns and engaging in long-term planning is that how people deal with current concerns is more dependent upon ____.

​Suppose someone has given you $1000 to spend. In general, you will get the most enjoyment if you spend it on ____.

According to the definitions of aggression and violence used in the text, which statement is true?​