CHAPTER 5: W8 - THE SELF Flashcards

1
Q

_____________- strong connection between people’s possessions and their identity

A

Material Self

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2
Q

________________ - excessively
concerned with material possessions; money-oriented.

A

Materialism

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3
Q

MATERIALS SELF IS NOT
ABOUT BELONGINGS AND BODY

It is concerned with the
____________________ you attribute
to objects, places, or people for
which it becomes an extension
of yourself.

A

emotional feelings

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4
Q

PSYCHOANALYTIC THEORY BY ____________________

A

SIGMUND FREUD

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5
Q

MATERIAL SELF BY__________________

A

WILLIAM JAMES

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6
Q

PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVE
(2)

A

PSYCHOANALYTIC THEORY
MATERIAL SELF

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7
Q

PSYCHOANALYTIC THEORY
(3)

A

ID
EGO
SUPER EGO

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8
Q

operating on the pleasure principle generally within the unconscious.

A. ID
B. EGO
C. SUPER EGO

A

A. ID

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9
Q

operating on the reality principle within the conscious realm.

A. ID
B. EGO
C. SUPER EGO

A

B. EGO

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10
Q

operating on the morality principle
at all levels of consciousness.

A. ID
B. EGO
C. SUPER EGO

A

C. SUPER EGO

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11
Q

“I” —- SELF —– ME—-
“SELF AS KNOWER”

WHO PHILOSOPHERS? _________________

A

WILLIAM JAMES

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12
Q

THERE ARE 3 TYPES OF EXPERIENCES:
1. _____________- self being spontaneous and consistent.
2. _____________-self being subjective and unique.
3. _____________-One’s power of making choices

  1. *And who’s philosophers?
A
  1. Continuity
  2. Distinctness
  3. Volitation
  4. William james
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13
Q

the sum total of all a person he can call his, not only his body and his psychic power but his horse, land, wife, children, and friends’ objective and empirical self with primary elements or constituents arranged into a hierarchy depending on the value you place on each part.

by ___________________

A

William james

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14
Q

CONSUMER BEHAVIOR AND CULTURE (2)

A

western culture
eastern culture

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15
Q

people who live in a _____________ culture are more likely to purchase products that they can identify with.

A

collectivistic

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15
Q

consumers’ thoughts and feelings about whom they are affecting their _________________.

A

buying habits

16
Q

__________________ - independent self-construal is more prominent which highlights the importance of their uniqueness.

A

Western culture

17
Q

_________________- people placed significance on their collective self because they are more likely to have an interdependent self-construal.

A

Eastern culture

18
Q
  • People who have discrepancies in their self-concept tend to
    complete their identities through the symbols or products they
    purchase and use as a security blanket.
  • symbols allow a person to recognize oneself during times of
    ambiguity.
A

STATUS SYMBOL

19
Q

Men’s fashion style and Ladies fashion style are examples of ________________

A

STATUS SYMBOL

20
Q

Products whose qualities match some of the consumer’s personal
characteristics are expected to have a higher propensity to be
purchased by that person.

A. SELF-IMAGE CONGRUENCE MODEL
B. CONSUMER BEHAVIOR AND SOCIAL MEDIA
C. WORD OF MOUTH

A

A. SELF-IMAGE CONGRUENCE MODEL

21
Q

______________ enables people to share their ideas, thoughts, life
milestones, hobbies, interests, and other information by creating virtual
communities.

A. SELF-IMAGE CONGRUENCE MODEL
B. CONSUMER BEHAVIOR AND SOCIAL MEDIA
C. WORD OF MOUTH

A

B. CONSUMER BEHAVIOR AND SOCIAL MEDIA

22
Q
  • “a communication between a receiver and a communicator whom the receiver
    perceives as non-commercial regarding a brand, product or service.” – Arndt (1967)

A. SELF-IMAGE CONGRUENCE MODEL
B. CONSUMER BEHAVIOR AND SOCIAL MEDIA
C. WORD OF MOUTH

A

C. WORD OF MOUTH

23
Q

Electronic _______________ offers product reviews, usually on bloggers’ or vlogger’s posts or review forums/websites.

A. SELF-IMAGE CONGRUENCE MODEL
B. CONSUMER BEHAVIOR AND SOCIAL MEDIA
C. WORD OF MOUTH

A

C. WORD OF MOUTH

24
Q

Consumers patronize these sources to gather unbiased information on the product they intend to purchase.

A. SELF-IMAGE CONGRUENCE MODEL
B. CONSUMER BEHAVIOR AND SOCIAL MEDIA
C. WORD OF MOUTH

A

C. WORD OF MOUTH

25
Q

Online reviews were confirmed to have a causal effect on consumer’s purchasing
behavior.

A. SELF-IMAGE CONGRUENCE MODEL
B. CONSUMER BEHAVIOR AND SOCIAL MEDIA
C. WORD OF MOUTH

A

C. WORD OF MOUTH

26
Q
  • Social media allows people to access content such as photos, videos,
    blogs, and vlogs to name a few.

A. SELF-IMAGE CONGRUENCE MODEL
B. CONSUMER BEHAVIOR AND SOCIAL MEDIA
C. WORD OF MOUTH

A

B. CONSUMER BEHAVIOR AND SOCIAL MEDIA

27
Q

More importantly, it permits people to communicate with each other
regarding any topic that interests them which includes word-of-mouth about certain products or services.

A. SELF-IMAGE CONGRUENCE MODEL
B. CONSUMER BEHAVIOR AND SOCIAL MEDIA
C. WORD OF MOUTH

A

B. CONSUMER BEHAVIOR AND SOCIAL MEDIA

28
Q

When a product is visually appealing, it tends to be chosen and makes the consumer feel good about who they are.

A. SELF-IMAGE CONGRUENCE MODEL
B. CONSUMER BEHAVIOR AND SOCIAL MEDIA
C. WORD OF MOUTH

A

A. SELF-IMAGE CONGRUENCE MODEL

29
Q

This positive feeling towards the product can even make the consumer defensive when the product receives negative feedback.

A. SELF-IMAGE CONGRUENCE MODEL
B. CONSUMER BEHAVIOR AND SOCIAL MEDIA
C. WORD OF MOUTH

A

A. SELF-IMAGE CONGRUENCE MODEL