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Consumer product classes
Omitting Truth
The act of deliberately not sharing certain true information, which can lead to misunderstandings or misconceptions, often used to avoid conflict or protect someone's feelings.
Blemishes of Character
Minor or major flaws within an individual's moral or ethical compass, often affecting their social image or self-perception.
Widely Understood Rules
Norms, guidelines, or principles that are generally accepted and recognized by a large group of people.
Situated Identity
A conception held by a person in a situation that indicates who he or she is in relation to the other people involved in that situation.
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