Consumer Skills

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Which of the following products are most Americans likely to buy after seeing it on social media? Options: Clothes, Cars, Electronics, Home goods

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Clothes

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All of these are traits teens found important in influencers they follow EXCEPT…
They are authentic, They are funny, They have an attractive style

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They have strong credentials

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All of these are ways that social media has an impact on teen spending EXCEPT…
Social media constantly nudges consumers to buy products they have viewed,
Social media has made it easier than ever to buy immediately on impulse,
Consumers are influenced to buy items related to appearance or experiences,
Influencers typically encourage consumers to save money rather than spend

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Influencers typically encourage consumers to save money rather than spend

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All of the following are PRACTICAL strategies to reduce the influence of advertisements EXCEPT…
Options: Use a private or incognito browser when shopping, Unsubscribe from shopping emails, Avoid using the internet completely, Pause before making a purchase to evaluate if you actually need it

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Avoid using the internet completely

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This way of influence claims someone is an expert even if they may not be

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Authority

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Which advertising tactic motivates our brains by increasing dopamine levels every time we try our luck?

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Gamification

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All of these are common dark patterns EXCEPT… Sneak into basket, Privacy Zuckering, Confirmshaming, Leapfrogging

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Leapfrogging

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All of these are strategies of comparison shopping EXCEPT… Reading reviews, Checking competitor prices, Considering the brand reputation, Shopping exclusively online

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Shopping exclusively online

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Which of these qualities should be LEAST important when considering purchasing a product? Options: The quality of the product, How many of your friends have the product, How long the product will last, The performance of the product

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How many of your friends have the product

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When a store agrees to sell their product at a lower price being offered at another retailer, this is called…

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Price matching