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The Neo-Platonists were
Social Identity Theory
The view that social identity is a crucial part of self-image and a valuable source of positive feelings about oneself.
Cognitive Dissonance Reduction
The process of resolving the discomfort caused by holding two or more conflicting cognitions (beliefs, attitudes) by changing, adding, or minimizing one of the discordant factors.
Defective
A term used to describe something that is imperfect or lacking in some component, making it not fully functional.
Staples
Metal wire or plastic pieces used to bind materials together, typically papers or the edges of wounds in medical suturing.
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