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                 factors in persuasion, 31–32;    Tan, Y., & Weaver, D., 258, 269
                 regulatory focus and gains versus   Tarde, G., 153, 174
                 losses, 46–47; self-monitoring    taste/decency and marketing, 187
                 and matching, 44–45; self-schemes   Thaler, R., 99, 127
                 and matching, 45–46; social      Tobin, S. J., & Raymundo, M. M., 93,
                 hierarchy and warmth versus        128
                 competence appeals, 47–48;       Togeby, L., 81, 128
                 source, message, and recipient   Tormala, Z. L., Briñol, P., & Petty, R.
                 factors, 29, 32–33; source         E., 41, 58
                 attractiveness, 30, 35, 36, 39, 40;   trait ownership, 88
                 source credibility, 36–37; source   Trusov, M., Bodapati, A. V., &
                 expertise, 30; source factors in   Bucklin, R. E., 136, 149
                 persuasion, 29–30; state factors    Trusov, M., Bucklin, R. E., & Pauwels,
                 of the recipient, 31, 32; thought   K., 130, 149
                 confidence, 41; trait factors of the   trust, 71, 75, 139–140, 161
                 recipient, 31. See also attitude;   Tumblr, 132, 135
                 persuasion                       Tushnet, R., & Goldman, E., 182,
               social protection, 169               201
               Social Protection Floor (SPF) policy    Tversky, A., & Kahneman, D., 95, 96,
                 of the UN, 169                     102, 128
               social spending and welfare policies,   Twain, Mark, 230
                 262                              Twitter, 132, 135
               social vs. commercial marketing, 1,    “Two-Step Flow” hypothesis, 134
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               sociology, 164–165                 UN, Social Protection Floor (SPF)
               source credibility, 30               policy of the, 169
               standardized mean differences,     universal basic income (U.S.),
                 206                                169–170
               Starbucks, 143, 189                Universal Declaration of Human
               Statistica.com, 137                  Rights (UDHR), 167
               stealth marketing, 183             universal health care, 155
               Stevens, D., 114, 127              upstream social marketing, definition
               Stevens, D., & Karp, J. A., 67,      of, 271
                 127                              U.S. annual gross domestic product,
               stewardship, 168                     167, 171n3
               Stewart, David W. (Dave), 287      utilitarianism, 191–192
               “The Strength in Weak Ties” (Liu &   utilization of social marketing, books
                 Duff, 1972), 135                   on, 2–3
               “The Strength of Weak Ties”
                 (Granovetter, 1973), 135         Van der Brug, W., Semetko, H. A., &
               Sumner, W. G., 154, 174              Valkenburg, P. M., 85, 128
               Sussman, Steve, Ping Sun, & Clyde   virtue ethics, 194–195; Aristotelian
                 W. Dent. A., 206, 238              virtues, 194; conflict of virtues,
               symbolic politics, 87–88             194–195; dimensions of, 194;
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