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other passengers on
services on
smells on
space on

plausible deniability

playgroups, for neighborhood kids police

community officers

LAPD

traffic cops

Polihale State Park

PooTube

Popped Culture: A Social History of Popcorn in America
PopTech

portable cameras

positive psychology

generosity and
gratitude and
happiness and

positive shaming

parking and
webslapping and

Post, Emily

Postrel, Virginia

posture

potlucks

power poses

Practical Wisdom
(Schwartz)
The Prince
(Machiavelli) privacy

on Facebook
mental
online
in relationships
reputation and
technology and

private property ownership

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
prying questions

psychological suffering

psychology

evolutionary
positive
social

Psychology Today
(magazine) public cell phone calls

public criticism

public crying

public figures

public smoking

public spaces

public transportation

noise pollution and
seat hogging on
sexual misconduct on

punishment, costly

quality-of-life issues

Quenqua, Douglas

rage

Randazza, Marc J.

Reason.com

reciprocal altruism

favors and
rudeness and

reciprocity in action

Red Medicine (restaurant)

Regan, Dennis

Regent University School of Law rejection, unambiguous

relationships, privacy in

remorse

reputation

dignity and
peer pressure and
privacy and
public criticism and
tipping and

requests

on Facebook
inappropriate
as insults
management of

reservations, for dining out

resilience

restaurants.
See also specific restaurants
buffet

cell phones in
children in
flash photos in
flip-flops in
glowing screens in
online reviews of
parties at
texting in

restroom attendants, tipping for retroactive “no”

Reunion.com

revenge, on neighbors

Richard, Emmanuelle

ringers, of cell phones

Rivera, Ray

The Rockford Files
RogerEbert.com

Rollabout Australia
(Fritz) romance novels

romanticism

Rozin, Paul

RSVPs, for electronic invitations rudeness

confronting
in dating
evolutionary psychology and
exposing
as human condition
of neighbors
perceived
reducing
table manners and
technology and
telephones and
webslapping and

rudenfreude

Sather, Jeanne

Saying Yes to Life in Spite of Everything: A Psychologist Experiences the Concentration Camp
(Frankl) scheming

Schmitt, David

Schneier, Bruce

Schwartz, Barry

screens, glowing

seat hogging

SeatHogs.com

security theater

Seipp, Cathy

self-justification

self-respect

Seligman, Martin

serious illnesses, friends with services

on airplanes
bad

7 Tools to Beat Addiction
(Peele) sex, casual

sexual misconduct

sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) shaming

of customers
of neighbors
positive

shared space

Shea, Ammon

shoes

flip-flops in restaurants
at parties

sign language, for driving

signage

Silverman, Steve

silverware

Simon, Mallory

The Six Pillars of Self-Esteem
(Branden) Skype

Slack, Ivan

Slate
(magazine) Smart cars

smells, on airplanes

Smith, Adam

smoking

social inequity

social interaction, group sizes in social listening

social media

social networking.
See also specific sites
social psychology

body language and
cognitive shortcuts and
compassion and
empathy and
tipping and

social skills, of children

socializing

dining out
party manners
tipping

space

on airplanes
public
shared

speech

free
indirect

Spilled Drink Test

spills, during parties

spitting

spontaneous telephone calls

stages of grief

stains, during parties

standing up for oneself

Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Starbucks

statements

blaming
of fact

STDs.
See
sexually transmitted diseases “Stop!… Grammar Time” (podcast) strangers

dignity and
living meaningfully and
as neighbors
public crying and
talking with

stress hormones

strippers, tipping for

The Stuff of Thought
(Pinker) subconscious behavior

sub-minimum wage

suburban sprawl

“Subway Grabber” (YouTube video) sugary foods

Sun Tzu

Swann, Greg

sweets

sympathy

synchrony

Szalavitz, Maia

table manners

table-squatters

tagging, on Facebook

takeout counter, tipping at

talking.
See also
conversations with strangers

trash talk
while chewing

Team Cathy

technology

dating and
privacy and
rudeness and

telephone manners.
See
phone manners
10 Rules for Dealing with Police
(film) Terrell, Kenneth

testosterone

texting

on dates
by pedestrians
in restaurants

thank-you notes

theory of mind

Ticket Assassin

time-out rule

tipping

for adult entertainment
for alcohol
bad service and
for baristas
at bars
at buffet restaurants
at coat check
on comped or discounted meal
for food delivery
for parking valet
reasons for
for restroom attendants
table-squatters and
at takeout counter

The Today Show
(TV program) Tooby, John

tourists

Townsend, John Marshall

Trader Joe’s

traffic cop stops

etiquette basics for
searches by

tragedy of the commons

transient society

transportation

airplanes
driving
pedestrianism
public

trash, dumping of

trash talk

treatment

for addiction
of flight attendants

Trivers, Robert

trust

Tutu, Desmond

Twitter

two-sided conversations

Tybur, Joshua M.

unambiguous rejection

underparented children

unfriending, on Facebook

unhealthy giving

University of Michigan

University of Pennsylvania

University of South Dakota

University of Texas

University of York

unregulated behavior

unwanted attention

Urban Spoon

U.S. News & World Report
Valdesolo, Piercarlo

valet, tipping for

Venice Walk Streets Neighborhood Association
(e-newsletter) verbal attacks

vibrate, cell phone ringer on

victimization

victims

of abuse
blaming of

Victoria’s Secret

Vigoda, Abe

Vohs, Kathleen

voicemail

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