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A wealth of secondary data is available concerning the lifestyles and purchasing habits of demographic groups.Since the people in demographic groups tend to make similar purchases and have similar attitudes,this secondary data is heavily scrutinized by marketers.
Looking-glass Self
A concept in sociology suggesting that an individual's self-concept is influenced by how they believe others perceive them.
Ideal Self
A person's conception of how they would like to be or think about their best possible self.
Positive Self-talk
The practice of making affirming and encouraging statements to oneself to foster a positive mindset and overcome negative thinking patterns.
Low Self-esteem
A condition characterized by a lack of confidence and feeling unworthy or incapable, often reflecting a negative view of oneself.
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