Author: Anonymous

Signaling openness to other points of view while recognizing that people from different cultures differ in thoughts, actions, and values is known as __________.

Based on Vohs et al.’s (2006) findings, wealthy people are ____.​

In the “trust game,” participants generally ____.​

​According to research on the actor-observer effect, people have a tendency to make relatively more ____ for their own behaviors but relatively more ____ for others’ behaviors.

__________ is granting forgiveness, putting aside our needs, or helping another save face when there is no expectation that we do so.

Regarding oneself as a reasonably good person “as is” is known as ____.​

The mere presence of differences between any two people is conflict.

Uses and gratification assumes that consumers of mass media are active agents who deliberately choose what pleases them.

Unlike Samantha, Shenika says, “I don’t like to lose arguments. The way I figure it, when you have a disagreement there can be only one winner.” Shenika’s orientation to conflict is best described as __________.

During a heated discussion, Janet says to Scott, “There’s no point in talking about this any further. I’m not going to change my mind.” This language is an example of __________.