semester test

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What is a consumer in an economic context?

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An individual who purchases goods and services for personal use or consumption.

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What is the main benefit of resisting impulse purchases?

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Making more rational choices

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What is an essential step in making informed consumer decisions? Options: a) Following popular trends, b) Making purchases based on emotions, c) Conducting research and comparing options, d) Buying the most expensive products

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Conducting research and comparing options

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Celebrating progress and accomplishments along the way helps to:

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Maintain motivation, Reinforce the value of efforts, Foster a sense of fulfillment.

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Setting priorities and achieving goals is a skill that can be:

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Cultivated and refined over time

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What should you do if an opportunity seems too good to be true?

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Research the opportunity thoroughly and be cautious before making a decision.

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What is the purpose of online profiling?

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To create detailed profiles of users' interests and behaviors for targeted advertising.

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What is two-factor authentication?

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A process that requires two forms of identification to access an account.

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What is one way to reduce the amount of personal data collected by websites? Options: a) Regularly clearing your browser cookies and history, b) Sharing more personal information on social media, c) Using the same password for all your online accounts, d) Clicking on pop-up advertisements

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Regularly clearing your browser cookies and history

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What is essential for businesses, policymakers, and society to understand and leverage?

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The power of consumers in shaping the economic landscape.