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Psychology, desire, and persuasion
Multiple choice quiz · 10 items · by Bùi Ngân
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- covet (v.)
A sudden idea or thought that helps someone solve a problem. · To convince someone to do or believe something. · To desire something that belongs to someone else or is difficult to obtain. · To succeed in achieving or obtaining something, usually after effort. - attain (v.)
An unwillingness or hesitation to do something. · A sudden idea or thought that helps someone solve a problem. · To convince someone to do or believe something. · To succeed in achieving or obtaining something, usually after effort. - inspiration (n.)
An unwillingness or hesitation to do something. · A sudden idea or thought that helps someone solve a problem. · Eagerness or cheerful readiness to act. · To convince someone to do or believe something. - persuade (v.)
An unwillingness or hesitation to do something. · A special advantage or opportunity that is not available to everyone. · Eagerness or cheerful readiness to act. · To convince someone to do or believe something. - reluctance (n.)
An unwillingness or hesitation to do something. · A special advantage or opportunity that is not available to everyone. · Eagerness or cheerful readiness to act. · Having a strong desire to possess something. - alacrity (n.)
A special advantage or opportunity that is not available to everyone. · Eagerness or cheerful readiness to act. · Having a strong desire to possess something. · To influence someone, often cleverly or unfairly, to achieve one's own purpose. - privilege (n.)
A special advantage or opportunity that is not available to everyone. · Having a strong desire to possess something. · The quality of being restricted to a particular person or group. · To influence someone, often cleverly or unfairly, to achieve one's own purpose. - covetous (adj.)
Having a strong desire to possess something. · The quality of being restricted to a particular person or group. · To desire something that belongs to someone else or is difficult to obtain. · To influence someone, often cleverly or unfairly, to achieve one's own purpose. - manipulate (v.)
The quality of being restricted to a particular person or group. · To desire something that belongs to someone else or is difficult to obtain. · To influence someone, often cleverly or unfairly, to achieve one's own purpose. · To succeed in achieving or obtaining something, usually after effort. - exclusivity (n.)
A sudden idea or thought that helps someone solve a problem. · The quality of being restricted to a particular person or group. · To desire something that belongs to someone else or is difficult to obtain. · To succeed in achieving or obtaining something, usually after effort.
Answer key
- covet (v.) → To desire something that belongs to someone else or is difficult to obtain.
- attain (v.) → To succeed in achieving or obtaining something, usually after effort.
- inspiration (n.) → A sudden idea or thought that helps someone solve a problem.
- persuade (v.) → To convince someone to do or believe something.
- reluctance (n.) → An unwillingness or hesitation to do something.
- alacrity (n.) → Eagerness or cheerful readiness to act.
- privilege (n.) → A special advantage or opportunity that is not available to everyone.
- covetous (adj.) → Having a strong desire to possess something.
- manipulate (v.) → To influence someone, often cleverly or unfairly, to achieve one's own purpose.
- exclusivity (n.) → The quality of being restricted to a particular person or group.
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