A Major Class Difference Involves the Worldview of Consumers

question 53

Multiple Choice

A major class difference involves the worldview of consumers. These behaviours are typical of working classes EXCEPT:

• A) they evaluate products in utilitarian terms, such as comfort or sturdiness
• B) they envy higher social classes and try to maintain the appearance of a high- status lifestyle
• C) their buying behaviour is dictated by immediate or short- term needs
• D) they have a more intimate and constricted view of the world, involving their relatives and community
• E) their vacation trips tend to be short and nearby

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Definitions:

Power Structures

Refers to the organization and distribution of power within societies, institutions, or organizations, which shapes interactions and outcomes.

Progressive Social Change

An approach to social development that aims to make gradual improvements in society through reforms and innovations.

Propaganda Model

A theory that argues mass media serves the long-term interests of the elite, frequently used to explain media biases.

Commercial Interests

Activities and engagements primarily aimed at making a profit, often associated with businesses and their endeavors.