Kategorier: Alle - exploitation - media - family - influence

af Jan K 12 år siden

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ESL Cause-Effect

The allure of branded goods often stems from various influences such as media, family, and peers, which together create a perceived social admiration. This drive for social status leads to both short-term happiness and long-term dissatisfaction, as individuals become preoccupied with financial status and the need to constantly update their possessions.

ESL Cause-Effect

ESL Cause-Effect

Causes

Media Influence
Perceived Social Admiration

Strangers

Friends

Family

Influence

Effects

Greater demand for branded goods

Start of causal chain

Competitive economic market for branded goods

Further exploitation of workers in Third-World Countries

Short-Term Happiness
Earning prestige while the fashion lasts
Long-Term Unhappiness
Constant preoccupation with money
Unsatisfied with any financial capability

Constant need to replace old branded goods with new ones

Increases emphasis on Extrinsic Reward Satisfaction

Decrease emphasis on Intrinsic Reward Satisfaction