MATERIAL SELF Flashcards

1
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Total of all tangible things you own “ you are what you have”

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Material self

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2
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According to him Design combines need and desire in the form of practical object that can also reflect the users identity and aspirtations through its form and decoration

He explains that there is subconscious effect of design in everyday life

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JOHN HESKETT

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2
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According to him was one of the first to observe the relationship that people have with objects and in particular looked at objects as signs or things which could be decoded to convey a message beyond their practical value

He popularized the field of semiology

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Roland Barthes

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3
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Study of objects as signs. Its origins lie in the academic study of how signs and symbols create meaning

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Semiology

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3
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Anything that convey meanings. Everyday objects not just thing but a complex system of signs which allows one to read meaning into people and places

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Sign

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4
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Object function as signifiers in the production of meaning. They construct a meaning and carry a message, which a member of a culture once can understand; all things, verbal or visual, could be viewed as kind of speech or language

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Semiotic analysis

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5
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TWO ELEMENTS OF SIGNS

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SIGNIFIER
SIGNIFIED

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6
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mental concept

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Signified

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6
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refers to its Physical form

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Signifier

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7
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THEORY OF MEANING OF MATERIAL POSSESSIONS

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  1. Instrumental
  2. Social Symbolic Function
  3. Categorical Function
  4. Self expressive functions
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7
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Relate to the functional properties of the product

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Instrumental functions

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Signify personal qualities , Social standing, group affiliation, ang gender role

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Social Symbolic function

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refer to the extent to which material possession maybe used to communicate group membership

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Categorical function

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9
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Reflect a persons unique qualities, values or attitude

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Self expressive function

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10
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define as the study of things that a person is lacking, of how people make us use of the things that they have and of making the right decision

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Economics

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11
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ability of individuals and families to consistency meet their needs

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Economic self sufficiency

12
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It is the result of socialization and professionalization of the subject that acquires a particular significance in human affairs

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Economic consciousness

13
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Psychological phenomenon that result from social categorization

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Economic identity

14
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SYMBOLIC MOTIVES

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  1. Status
    a. Materialism
  2. Affective motives
14
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people believed that they can derive a sense of recognition and achievement from owning and using the right king of product, can be important motivator of behavior

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Status

15
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Importance ascribed to the ownership and aquisition of material goods in achieving major life goals

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Materialism

16
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Affect emotion serves a motivator of pro- environmental behavior

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Affective motives

17
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It is when a person is expecting to feel good or guilty when doing something

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Anticipated effect

18
Q

The pattern of consumption that describe the consumer

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Consumer identity

19
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Consumerism

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Preoccupation with and an inclination towards buying of consumer goods. Also based on the theory that an increasing consumption of goods is economically desirable.

20
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people respond to goods and service based on peoples assumptions that is associated to their social identities

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BY CHOICE OR COMPULSION

21
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New field that combines behavioral and cognitive psychological theory with conventional economics and finance to provide explanations for why people make irrational financial decision

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Behavioral Finance