Compared to those who score low on loneliness scales, people who score high on these scales tend to
A) have just as many friends.
B) spend just as much time around other people.
C) enter social encounters expecting that things will not go well.
D) form just as good a first impression.

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Individuals who score high on loneliness scales often have a negative outlook on social encounters and may enter them expecting that things will not go well. This may contribute to their social isolation and inability to form strong social connections. Choices A, B, and D are not supported by research on loneliness.

Compared to Those Who Score Low on Loneliness Scales, People