BOOST LEVEL 42- CRITICAL CHOICE P2- LISTENING VOCAB PART C

Rational consumer (n)

• A buyer who makes decisions based on logical reasoning and objective analysis.
• The tendency of consumers to continuously purchase one brand's products over another.
• A decision made without conscious thought, driven by underlying preferences or biases.
• The effect or impact on society as a whole.

Brand loyalty (n)

• The moral consequences or considerations of a particular action or decision.
• The tendency of consumers to continuously purchase one brand's products over another.
• The way in which consumers act or behave, especially in relation to purchasing products.
• The power or capacity of the market to sway or affect decisions and opinions.

Subconscious choice (n)

• A buyer who makes decisions based on logical reasoning and objective analysis.
• The worth or importance of something in terms of its ability to express or communicate one's identity or feelings.
• A decision made without conscious thought, driven by underlying preferences or biases.
• The effect or impact on society as a whole.

Ethical implications (n)

• The moral consequences or considerations of a particular action or decision.
• The tendency of consumers to continuously purchase one brand's products over another.
• The way in which consumers act or behave, especially in relation to purchasing products.
• The power or capacity of the market to sway or affect decisions and opinions.

Consumer behavior (n)

• A buyer who makes decisions based on logical reasoning and objective analysis.
• The worth or importance of something in terms of its ability to express or communicate one's identity or feelings.
• The way in which consumers act or behave, especially in relation to purchasing products.
• The effect or impact on society as a whole.

Market influence (n)

• The moral consequences or considerations of a particular action or decision.
• The power or capacity of the market to sway or affect decisions and opinions.
• A decision made without conscious thought, driven by underlying preferences or biases.
• The tendency of consumers to continuously purchase one brand's products over another.

Self-expressive value (n)

• A buyer who makes decisions based on logical reasoning and objective analysis.
• The worth or importance of something in terms of its ability to express or communicate one's identity or feelings.
• The way in which consumers act or behave, especially in relation to purchasing products.
• The effect or impact on society as a whole.

Societal implications (n)

• The moral consequences or considerations of a particular action or decision.
• The tendency of consumers to continuously purchase one brand's products over another.
• A decision made without conscious thought, driven by underlying preferences or biases.
• The effect or impact on society as a whole.

The reason I buy art is for its _______; it allows me to express my personal style and feelings.

• Self-expressive value
• Societal implications
• Market influence
• Rational consumer

The widespread use of social media has numerous _______ that affect how we interact and communicate.

• Self-expressive value
• Societal implications
• Market influence
• Rational consumer