Problem: Article: To make this pie, you will need one ready-made nine-inch pie crust in a pie plate, your ingredients, as well as: Fork Aluminum foil Dried beans (to weigh down the crust) Small and large bowl Whisk Saucepan Spoon Preheat your oven to 350 F (177 C). Place a sheet of aluminum foil or parchment paper on top of the crust and weigh it down with pie weights or dried beans. This will ensure the pie shell keeps the right shape and doesn't get puffy during the baking process. Bake the crust for 15 minutes, then remove the beans and the foil and cook for another five minutes. The crust is done when it has dried out and is starting to get a little brown. Set the pie crust aside to cool while you make the filling. In a bowl, whisk together the sugar, cornstarch, and salt. In a small bowl, whisk together the egg yolks and the milk. Pour the wet ingredients into the dry and whisk it all together until there are no lumps. Transfer the mixture to a saucepan and heat it over medium heat, whisking frequently. Heat it for about six to eight minutes, until the mixture starts to bubble and take on the consistency of pudding. Remove the mixture from the heat immediately when it starts to thicken. While the mixture is still hot, add the chocolate, vanilla, and butter. Continue whisking until the chocolate is melted and all the ingredients are combined. Depending on how finely chopped the chocolate pieces were, this will only take a couple minutes. Use a spoon to get all the delicious chocolate filling out of the saucepan and into the shell. Spread the filling around so it's evenly distributed in the pie shell. If there is any leftover pie filling, dole it out into small bowls or ramekins and place them in the fridge to set as well. Loosely cover the pie filling with a piece of plastic wrap to prevent a film from forming. Place the pie in the fridge and let it chill for at least four hours. This will give the pie time to set. When the pie has had time to chill and set, cut it into pieces, place each piece on a separate plate, and garnish the top with whipped cream. Place leftovers in a container with an air-tight lid and store it in the refrigerator for up to a couple days.
Summary: Gather your ingredients and equipment. Bake your pie crust. Combine the dry and wet ingredients. Heat the mixture. Add the remaining ingredients. Pour the mixture into the pie shell. Garnish with whipped cream before serving.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: People tend to base their decisions on the opinions of others. We read restaurant reviews before we dine out, and we read movie reviews and ask our friends' opinions before we see a movie. This same "herd mentality" can be a helpful tool in getting someone to say yes to you. If you're attempting to sell a house, for example, using this technique would entail printing out ratings of the neighborhood available online, showing prospective buyers how elite the property is, and showing that the area has some of the city's best schools, for example. This peer pressure through others' positive reviews might seal the deal for you on the home sale. Similarly, if you're trying to convince your parents to let you study abroad, for example, letting them know how exclusive the program is or how favorably other students and parents (and future employers!) have viewed the experience might persuade them to allow you to go. If you ask people for a favor without demonstrating a clear benefit to them, they might not be inclined to help you. However, if you give a reason, then they are more likely to say yes to you. It's important to make sure that your reason is truthful and valid. Otherwise, if they determine that you're lying, now you appear dishonest and they will be even less likely to agree to your request. For example, if you are waiting in a long line for the restroom and you can't wait, you can try going to the person at the front and asking to cut in line. If you simply ask "I have to use the restroom. May I cut in line?" they are far less likely to agree than if you instead ask the same question with a reason given. Saying something like "May I cut in line? I have to use the restroom urgently because I have a digestive disorder" is far more likely to get someone to agree to your request. " This psychological concept is based on that notion that once someone does something for us, we then feel obligated to reciprocate by doing something for them. For instance, if we covered a shift for a co-worker when they were sick, then the next time you need a shift covered, you might ask that co-worker to work for you and mention that you covered for them before. To do this you might try saying something like, "I need this Friday off, and since I covered for you last weekend, I was hoping you might be able to work for me this week." This prior indebtedness makes it more likely that they will say yes to working for you. Advertisers employ this technique all the time by declaring their deal to be a "limited time offer" or available "only while quantities last." You can use this trick to get people to say yes to you. If you're selling someone something and you mention that it's available only for a limited time or in limited release, then it's more likely that people will agree to buy the product you're pitching.

SUMMARY: Use peer pressure. Use the "one reason" approach. Make use of the "reciprocity norm. Make your item or service seem scarce.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: One of the main ways in which low testosterone can manifest is as a low sexual desire and/or reduced spontaneous erections, or trouble with erections overall. Testosterone naturally declines in men as they age (testosterone levels decrease by about 1% per year after the age of 30 or 40). However, if you are noticing a significant decline in your sexual function, it is advisable to speak to your doctor about the possibility that you may have low testosterone. Sexual function is measured by the frequency of your orgasms and sexual satisfaction. Low testosterone can also lead to problems sleeping and even insomnia. It may cause heightened daytime fatigue and an overall reduced energy level. If you notice these things happening to you, book an appointment with your family doctor, as they may be correlated with reduced or low testosterone. Low testosterone may contribute to depression, irritability, and/or difficulty concentrating. Testosterone plays a significant role in controlling mood and emotional states. Therefore, if you feel "off" emotionally and like your moods have declined, there is the possibility that this is related to low testosterone. One study showed that testosterone can function as an antidepressant in men with depression and low testosterone. If you have unexplained hair loss or an unusual decline in your body's strength and muscle mass along with an increase in fat mass, this may be a sign that your testosterone levels are low. It is not a guarantee that the two are correlated, but it is worth exploring with your family doctor.
Summary:
Observe changes to your sexual function. Make note of changes to your sleep and energy levels. Be aware of changes to your mood. Notice changes to your physical body.