Creating Demands (Needs) for Products Where No Actual Need Exists

question 12

Multiple Choice

Creating demands (needs) for products where no actual need exists contributes directly to __________.

• A) environmental sensitivity
• B) overconsumption
• C) technological advancement
• D) tighter government regulations

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Definitions:

Illusion of Unanimity

This refers to the misleading perception within a group that unanimous agreement exists, often due to the suppression of dissenting opinions and the pressure to conform.

Small Group

A limited number of individuals coming together for a common purpose, characterized by direct interaction among members.

Christmas Bonus

A bonus payment given to employees before Christmas, often as a token of appreciation and to celebrate the holiday season.

Productivity

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