UTS Mastery Test

This subclass of the material self is defined as possessions or entities beyond the body.

• Material Self

• Extracorporeal Self

• Me-Self

• Spiritual Self

The symbolic function of __________ is to help people define themselves and extend their identity over time.

• Me-Self

• Possessions

• Materials

• Consumerism

__________ is the study of objects as signs, conveying messages about individuals or communities.

• Seismology

• Diderot Effect

• Semiology

• Logotherapy

The process of decision-making before, during, and after a purchase is known as the __________.

• Diderot Effect

• Buyer Decision Process

• Ownership Effect

• Consumerism

The tendency of new possessions to trigger dissatisfaction with existing belongings is called the __________.

• Consumerism

• Diderot Effect

• Ownership Effect

• Material Self

__________ refers to giving excessive importance to material possessions over intangible values.

• Consumerism

• Materialism

• Buyer Decision Process

• Ownership Effect

The excessive consumption of material goods beyond basic needs is referred to as __________.

• Consumerism

• Materialism

• Diderot Effect

• Ownership Effect

The __________ refers to the sacred or symbolic power attributed to commodities based on societal beliefs

• Consumerism

• Commodity Fetishism

• Materialism

• Personality

According to Piaget, the sense of ownership and attachment to valued objects is called __________.

• Consumerism

• Diderot Effect

• Endowment Effect

• Ownership Effect

__________ are defined as basic to survival, such as food, clothing, and shelter.

• Needs

• Wants

• Possessions

• Food