Which of the following is NOT a central social motive as described by Aronson?
A) Belonging
B) Loss aversion
C) Control
D) A need to matter

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Loss aversion is not one of the central social motives as described by Aronson. The other three options (belonging, control, and a need to matter) are all central social motives. Belonging refers to the human desire to be a part of a group or community. Control refers to the desire to be in charge of one's life and surroundings. A need to matter refers to the desire to feel important or valued.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Central Social Motive