Do Green Products Make us Better People?

Part 3.- For questions 17-24, read the text below. Use the word given in capitals at the end of gaps to form a word that fits in it. There is an example at the beginning (0).

Do Green Products Make us Better People?

A recent report in the journal Psychological Science was (0) ENTITLED (TITLE) Do Green Products Make us Better People? After conducting a series of experiments, psychologists reached the connclusion that those who buy (13)_______(SUPPOSE) ethical products were just as likely to be chats and (19)________(CRIME) as those who did not. In other words, there was no direct about one a correlation between a social or ethical conscience about aspect of life, and (19)__________(BEHAVE) in another.

Despite being an occasional buyer of organic vegetables, I myself take great (20)__________(SATISFY) from the study because it fits in with a  long-held hypothesis of my own. It is what I call  call the theory of finite niceness. We use the word ‘nice’ to describe those people we encounter who seem (21)________(CHARM) and kind. Yet, it is not a word we use to often to describe those to whom we are closest, because we know that there is a (22)_________(COMPLEX) in their characters. We understand them and realise that they are people who (23)_________(DOUBT) have both faults and virtues, and that these do (24)__________(VARIABLE) come out in different ways.