Social 9 Alberta - Chapter 7 Review - Consumerism

Consumerism suggests that when consumers spend more, it leads to...

• Increased economic prosperity and higher living standards
• Economic decline and recession
• Decreased business profits
• Limited employment opportunities

Quality of life refers to...

• The overall well-being and satisfaction of individuals and communities
• The economic status of a nation
• The level of technological advancement
• The political stability of a country

The excessive production and consumption associated with consumerism can result in...

• Pollution, deforestation, and climate change
• Sustainable resource management and conservation
• Preservation of natural habitats
• Restoration of ecosystems

A growing concern for environmental impact has led to an increase in demand for...

• Sustainable and eco-friendly products
• Disposable and single-use items
• Excessive packaging and waste
• Non-recyclable and non-biodegradable products

Health-conscious consumers are likely to prioritize products that...

• Promote overall well-being and nutrition
• Contain artificial ingredients and additives
• Are the most cost-effective option
• Offer short-term gratification and indulgence

Individual identity refers to…

• The characteristics and values that make a person unique
• Shared values and beliefs of a community
• The economic status of an individual
• The physical appearance of a person

Collective identity refers to...

• Shared values and beliefs of a group of people
• The unique characteristics of a person
• The economic status of an individual
• The physical appearance of a person

Consumers who prioritize their individual identity may...

• Seek products that align with their values
• Disregard personal preferences
• Choose products based on price alone
• Follow popular trends and fads

What is the primary goal of marketing?

• To persuade consumers to buy a product
• To educate consumers about a product
• To regulate consumer behavior
• To discourage consumers from buying products

How does marketing influence consumer behavior?

• By creating awareness and desire for products
• By setting government regulations for consumers
• By discouraging consumers from buying products
• By imposing restrictions on advertising practices