The Fear of Rejection May Be Powerful in Part Due

question 146

Multiple Choice

The fear of rejection may be powerful in part due to the potential loss of all the advantages groups give us was theorized by ______.

• A) Van Beest and Williams
• B) Baumeister and Leary
• C) Downey and Feldman
• D) Gruter and Masters

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Definitions:

Blaming The Victim

A social phenomenon where the victim of a crime or any wrongful act is held entirely or partially responsible for the harm that befell them.

Nonprofit Job Agency

An organization that operates without seeking profit to assist individuals in finding employment, often focusing on those facing barriers to employment.

Taxpayers

Individuals or entities that are required to make payments to a governmental authority based on earned income, property values, or other taxable assets.

Occupational Prestige

The perceived social status or esteem associated with a job or profession.