HBO’s show “House of the Dragon” incorporates several familiar musical cues from the show “Game of Thrones”, including the iconic theme song. Given that both shows operate in the realm of Westeros, certain commonalities can be expected. HBO really wanted to stress the continuity of the two shows. The platform probably wanted to ease fans of the original series into something new, by using the same song at the end of every episode. From a psychological perspective, this is an example of:
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1.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Social learning
Instrumental conditioning
Classical conditioning
Conspicuous consumption
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
To the Economic perspective in consumption, the term consumer sovereignty refers to:
a theory that links prosperity to consumer demand
how consumers decide what is produced through their purchases
A risk-taking individual in search of profits
People value something more because they have it
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
According to the stimulus-response model of consumer behavior, environmental stimuli do not include which of the following:
Family and social class
Iphone’s ringtone sound
Personal income
Consumer credit and savings
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Many consumption activities are presented in a spirit of sanctity in order to sanctify the consumption. The process that normalizes the activity of spending money and gives such characteristics to a product/brand is known as:
symbolism
sacralization
objectification
desacralization
Answer explanation
Sacralisation occurs when ordinary objects, events or even people, take on sacred meaning to a culture or to specific groups within a culture.
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Which of the following statements is true?
The capability of any commodity to satisfy human wants is known as utility
The capability of any commodity to satisfy human wants is known as taste
The capability of any commodity to satisfy human wants is known as motivation
The capability of any commodity to satisfy human wants is known as quality
Answer explanation
La perspectiva económica ve al consumo como el momento en que un bien o servicio produce alguna utilidad al consumidor. Desde este punto de vista, sólo tiene valor lo que tiene algún uso y es necesario para satisfacer las necesidades. Es la necesidad la que determina la existencia del valor de un bien, cuya magnitud está relacionada con la dificultad de obtener la satisfacción de esa necesidad.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
According to the Marketing perspective on consumption, experiential consumption helps us to understand:
Consumers as problem-solvers
The sensory and hedonic aspects of consumption
Where consumers go for the best shopping experience
The rational aspects of consumer behavior
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Middle-class respectability required all but which of the following?
financial independence
living modestly and soberly
merit and character
conspicuous consumption
Answer explanation
para obtener la valoración social positiva de las personas y familias se debe construir una vida meritoria, con esfuerzo, sacrificio y la proyección social de un comportamiento aceptado y valorado por los demás. Esto es opuesto al consumo conspicuo el cual se basa en la ostentación de riqueza para ser valorado por los demás. El sacrificio, esfuerzo y trabajo duro no se relaciona al consumo conspicuo
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