Consumerism Revision

What is the definition of critical thinking?​

• The ability to memorize facts and details.​

• The ability to think clearly and rationally about what to do or what to believe.​

• The ability to follow others' opinions.

• The ability to focus on emotions only.

Which of the following is a fundamental element in critical thinking and reasoning?​

• Emotions + beliefs = conclusion​

• Opinions + arguments = debate​

• Premises + conclusion = argument​

• Thoughts + ideas = decision​

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Which of the following best describes Utilitarianism?​

• It focuses on personal happiness only.​

• It suggests the best action is the one that benefits the most people.​

• It prioritizes individual desires over societal needs.

• It rejects all forms of moral reasoning.​

What does consequentialism suggest about moral actions?

• Moral actions are determined by intentions, not outcomes.​

• Moral actions are always right, regardless of the situation.

• Moral actions depend on the results; if the outcome is good, the action is good.​

• Moral actions should always follow societal norms.​

Absolutism suggests that:​

• Some actions are always right or wrong, no matter the situation.

• Actions are determined by the majority’s opinion.​

• Actions should be judged based on personal preferences.​

• Right and wrong change depending on the outcome.​

Which of the following best describes hedonism?​

• Life's purpose is to help others, regardless of one's own feelings.​

• Pain and pleasure are unrelated to moral decision-making.​

• The most important thing in life is to seek pleasure and avoid pain.​

• Personal wealth and power are the main goals of life.​

Marxism criticizes:​

• Equality between all classes in society.​

• Capitalism for creating class struggles and exploitation.

• The focus on emotions over rationality in decision-making.​

• Communal ownership as a form of oppression.​

Which of the following best illustrates the concept of fetishism​

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• Viewing an object as valuable only for its practical function.​

• Assigning symbolic or emotional value to an object beyond its practical use. ​

• Consuming products based solely on their affordability.​

• Rejecting material possessions in favor of a minimalist lifestyle.​

What is consumerism?​

• A focus on consuming goods to find happiness.​

• A movement that rejects material possessions.​

• A theory that encourages emotional and spiritual fulfillment.​

• A system that only promotes the use of necessities.​

Which of these advertisements are from a Consumer's Society?

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