Quiz on Self - Consumer Behavior

ID

Ego

Frued is weird

Superego

Psychoanalytic

Behaviorist

Humanistic

A small gap leads to higher self-esteem

It depends on how many Instagram likes you get per post

The gap has no impact at all

A big gap can lead to self-doubt and imposter syndrome

When your dog takes over your personality and now you bark at delivery people

When possessions become part of your identity

When you extend your arms to take a perfect selfie

When you buy something and instantly regret it

People choose products that make them feel more “complete”

It’s about completing a jigsaw puzzle that represents your identity

You’re only complete if you own a gold-plated pet hamster

Buying expensive things will always fix your problems

It has no impact at all—people buy whatever they want

If you see an ad for a product, you are legally required to buy it

It shapes how we view ourselves and can reinforce societal standards

Marketing is just a conspiracy created by mall owners

People tend to buy products that align with the values and expectations of the groups they belong to.

Individuals use brands and products to signal their membership in certain social categories.

If you wear the same shoes as your friends, you automatically gain telepathic abilities.

Consumers are completely independent and never influenced by their social circles.

Products and possessions become deeply tied to a person’s identity, shaping how they see themselves.

Consumers often form emotional attachments to items that represent personal, family, or cultural identity.

Brand loyalty is strengthened when companies position their products as integral to self-expression.

If you don’t own at least ten luxury items, you legally don’t have an identity.
in this economy?

Advertising and social media often promote unrealistic beauty standards, shaping people’s perceptions of themselves.

If you buy enough skincare products, you become immortal.

Marketing strategies that embrace diversity and body positivity can create stronger consumer connections.

Consumers may purchase fitness products, beauty items, or fashion as a way to boost self-esteem and confidence.