Material Self Flashcards
The material self, according to __________ as cited by Monilla 2018, pertains to the objects, places, or even people which have the label “mine”.
William James
______ identified the body as the innermost aspect of the material self.
James/William James
Aspect of the material self that refers to the the garments which protect as well as project your body.
Clothing
Aspect of the material self that refers to those connected to you by blood and you share their glory as well as shame.
Family
Aspect of the material self where many aspects of your life have been developed, it is where you feel most comfortable, and it is greatly linked to your identity.
Home
In his work “Are we what we own?”, the material objects serve as an objective representation of self.
Russel Belk
Refers to giving more importance to material possessions than intangible values.
Materialism
One who is overly concerned with the acquisition of material belongings is called a _________.
Materialistic person
Characterized by an obsession with shopping and buying behaviors that can cause adverse effects (e.g., debts).
Compulsive Buying Disorder (CBD)
_________ suggests that identification with material things begins quite early in life but remains high throughout
life as people seek for happiness (Belk, 1988).
Developmental evidence
TRUE OR FALSE:
Loss of these material possessions could lead to anxiety, insecurity, and depression in people who are overly materialistic.
TRUE
_______ is a social system in which consumption is dominated by the consumption of commercial products (Arnould, 2010).
Consumer culture
It symbolizes a social arrangement in which the relations between lived culture and social resources, and between meaningful ways of life and the symbolic and material resources on which they depend on, are mediated through markets.
Consumer culture
A _________ is one in which humans spend an exceptional deal of time, money, and power to “consume” business products, items, and goods.
Consumerist society
It is the intake of cloth items and offerings in extra of one’s primary needs. It is intently tied to materialism.
Consumerism