Influencers

What is a digital influencer?

• A digital influencer is a person who creates traditional advertisements.

• A digital influencer is a person who uses social media to impact others' opinions and behaviors.

• A digital influencer is a celebrity who only appears on television.

• A digital influencer is someone who avoids using social media.

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What is the main concern regarding virtual influencers and children?

• They help children develop critical thinking skills.

• The potential for promoting unrealistic standards of beauty and behavior.

• They provide accurate representations of real-life individuals.

• They can enhance children's creativity and imagination.

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Who is Lil Miquela?

• A virtual influencer and digital character created by Brud.

• A social media platform for influencers.

• A famous rapper known for his collaborations.

• A popular video game character from a franchise.

What is one theory about Lil Miquela's identity?

• Lil Miquela is a social media marketing expert.

• Lil Miquela is a character from a popular video game.

• Lil Miquela is a virtual influencer created by a technology company.

• Lil Miquela is a real person living in Los Angeles.

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What role do advertising companies play in the rise of virtual influencers?

• They create virtual influencers to replace human models entirely.

• Advertising companies drive the rise of virtual influencers by creating tailored content that enhances brand visibility and engages consumers.

• Advertising companies focus solely on traditional media for brand promotion.

• They have no influence on the popularity of virtual influencers.

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What are some potential risks of following virtual influencers?

• Increased physical activity

• Enhanced social skills

• Improved mental health

• Misinformation, unrealistic beauty standards, lack of authenticity, and manipulation of consumer behavior.

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Why might companies prefer using virtual influencers over real ones?

• Virtual influencers are more relatable than real ones.

• Companies prefer virtual influencers for control, availability, cost-effectiveness, and avoiding human controversies.

• Real influencers are always more cost-effective.

• Companies prefer real influencers for their authenticity.

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What are some signs that an influencer might be a digital creation?

• realistic lifestyle portrayals

• frequent personal updates

• an overly perfect appearance, lack of personal interaction, inconsistent engagement patterns, and unrealistic scenarios

• engagement with followers in real-time

How do virtual influencers differ from mixed reality?

• Virtual influencers are always more popular than real influencers.

• Virtual influencers can interact with followers in real life.

• Virtual influencers are digital creations, while rmixed reality is a blend of the digital and real worlds.

• Real influencers are created using computer graphics.

What is the primary role of an influencer in social media?

• To create content that engages and influences their audience's opinions and behaviors.

• To develop software for social media platforms.

• To manage financial transactions online.

• To provide technical support for social media users.

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