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How do the pseudo-needs that companies create through their advertising make it more difficult for people to develop their personal identities? (1 point)
They make people buy things that they don’t need.
They make people think some needs are unimportant.
They make it harder to know one’s actual needs.
They narrow one’s choices of possible identities.
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They narrow one’s choices of possible identities.
Explanation: Advertising offers pre-packaged, product-linked identities and norms, steering people toward a limited set of consumer-defined roles instead of allowing authentic self-discovery.
Explanation: Advertising offers pre-packaged, product-linked identities and norms, steering people toward a limited set of consumer-defined roles instead of allowing authentic self-discovery.
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