PHYSICAL AND MATERIAL ASPECT OF SELF

Question 1

refers to the body,

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PHYSICAL SELF

Question 2

tangible aspect of the person

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PHYSICAL SELF

Question 3

directly observed and examined

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PHYSICAL SELF

Question 4

defined by physical characteristics, visible, characteristics are the defining traits and features of the body

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PHYSICAL SELF

Question 5

Physical features (face &body) are the basis of beauty

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IMPACT OF CULTURE ON BEAUTY & BODY IMAGE

Question 6

Appearance can be an asset or liability

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IMPACT OF CULTURE ON BEAUTY & BODY IMAGE

Question 7

recognition, angelic, a face that could launch a thousand ships

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BEAUTIFUL FACE

Question 8

Beautiful face = recognition, angelic, a face that could launch a thousand ships

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IMPACT OF CULTURE ON BEAUTY & BODY IMAGE

Question 9

People who aren’t blessed and endowed with a beautiful face according to society’s standards may be prone to bullying
(Ridiculed or called names)

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IMPACT OF CULTURE ON BEAUTY & BODY IMAGE

Question 10

inequality in various contexts (ex. Physical appearance)

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IMPERFECT WORLD

Question 11

Attributed to both genetics and environment

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PHYSICAL APPEARANCE

Question 12

an individual has no control or choice as to how he/she looks like

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PHYSICAL APPEARANCE

Question 13

Difficult to get rid of stalkers

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BEAUTY IS A LIABILITY

Question 14

Privacy and security may be at risk

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BEAUTY IS A LIABILITY

Question 15

beautiful is a necessity, obligation to be liked and loved

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PRESENT CULTURE

Question 16

Products are created to change or improve one’s appearance

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PRESENT CULTURE

Question 17

Opt to undergo medical procedures

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PRESENT CULTURE

Question 18

____ for one body is different from altering/modifying it

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CARING

Question 19

incapacitates/prevent a person to see

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TOTAL BLINDNESS

Question 20

Love stories (lit & film) beauty is described/projected as

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PURITY OF HEART OR GOODNESS OF HEART

Question 21

something within a person and can’t be judged based on physical appearance

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PURITY OF HEART OR GOODNESS OF HEART

Question 22

One that is seen by the eye
One that is felt by the heart

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2 CATEGORIES OF BEAUTY

Question 23

seen and heard

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BEAUTY

Question 24

invoke positive feelings are also considered to be beautiful

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STORIES OR PERSONAL EXPERIENCES NARRATED

Question 25

laid down the laws and principles of determining beauty as seen by the naked eye

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AESTHETICS

Question 26

can be heard, felt and understood

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VERY ESSENCE OF BEAUTY TRANSCENDS THE SIGHT

Question 27

transcends the sight

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ESSENCE OF BEAUTY

Question 28

Eat healthy food Maintain a healthy lifestyle

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ACHIEVING PHYSICAL WELL BEING

Question 29

Follow proper hygiene Engage in daily exercise

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ACHIEVING PHYSICAL WELL BEING

Question 30

Take vitamins and drink fruit juices Avoid stress Spend less time in front of computers & gadgets

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ACHIEVING PHYSICAL WELL BEING

Question 31

Concept of being fixated on acquiring material things as a way to identify oneself

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MATERIAL SELF

Question 32

Related to William James' (1890)

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MATERIAL SELF

Question 33

the self that consists of the body, clothes, immediate family, home, and other things one considers to be his/her own

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MATERIAL SELF

Question 34

more people invest themselves in their possessions, the more attached they become

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MATERIAL SELF

Question 35

one's body, clothes, family and home, any other material thing that one considers to be his or her possession

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MATERIAL SELF

Question 36

Primary component of his/her material self

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INDIVIDUAL'S BODY

Question 37

has control over their body and how they would like to present it for others to see

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INDIVIDUAL'S BODY

Question 38

getting tattoos, piercings and surgeries or other medical procedures

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PEOPLE OPT TO ALTER THEIR FEATURE (INDIVIDUAL'S BODY)

Question 39

Part of one's material self

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IMMEDIATE FAMILY

Question 40

can be seen as an extension of one's identity

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IMMEDIATE FAMILY / FAMILY MEMBERS

Question 41

members affect one's actions and disposition in the environment

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FAMILY MEMBERS (IMMEDIATE FAMILY)

Question 42

Component of the material self Space that one considers as their own

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HOME

Question 43

when the use of credit cards became popular, and people patronized them

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EARLY 2000s

Question 44

Brought convenience, security, and comfort to the way people engage in the consumption of goods and services in society

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ADVANTAGES OF CREDIT CARDS

Question 45

High-income earners have had access to credit cards in the past

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ADVANTAGES OF CREDIT CARDS

Question 46

Hidden charges or unauthorized credit card transactions and frauds

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DISADVANTAGES OF CREDIT CARDS

Question 47

CC changed consumer culture and its role in how individuals, as consumers, function as part of the process of production and consumption.

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DISADVANTAGES OF CREDIT CARDS

Question 48

CC holders are vulnerable to incurring too much debt

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DISADVANTAGES OF CREDIT CARDS

Question 49

CC modified how transactions and payments are made and done. This also changed how individuals function as consumers

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DISADVANTAGES OF CREDIT CARDS

Question 50

CC may lessen one's opportunity to save money bec one's income will be allotted for paying CC debt

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DISADVANTAGES OF CREDIT CARDS

Question 51

Innovations & developments in advertising changed ?

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CONSUMER CULTURE (ADVERTISING)

Question 52

influences in shaping how and why people consume goods and services

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ADVERTISING

Question 53

emphasize his/her identity as a consumer with the ability to avail of goods and services based on his/her financial capacity, preferences, and practical interest

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ADVERTISING

Question 54

financial capacity, preferences, and practical interest

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IDENTITY AS A CONSUMER

Question 55

Something that a person must have to live

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NEEDS

Question 56

Food, clothes, shelter, medicine and other things necessary for survival

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NEEDS

Question 57

Something that a person desires to have but can live without

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WANTS

Question 58

Things that are considered as luxuries

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WANTS

Question 59

One person's ___may be another person's___

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WANTS, NEEDS

Question 60

People have different buying___

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BUYING BEHAVIORS

Question 61

Buying anything w/o giving much thought to what they buy and the consequences that may come later on

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IMPULSE BUYERS

Question 62

Some may reason that they are working hard to buy things

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NEEDS VS WANTS

Question 63

Some people are impulse buyers

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NEEDS VS WANTS

Question 64

ensure that they have everything they need

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PEOPLE WHO ARE WORKING (NEEDS VS WANTS)

Question 65

to have both needs and wants

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PEOPLE WHO ARE WORKING (NEEDS VS WANTS)

Question 66

should know what to prioritize that would benefit them in the long run

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CONSUMER

Question 67

should allocate part of their earnings for savings

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CONSUMER

Question 68

should be practical and prudent

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CONSUMER (SPENDING MONEY)

Question 69

When important reasons to expend comes, they're ready

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CONSUMER (allocate part of their earnings for savings)

Question 70

Gender Height and Weight Complexion Hair Facial features

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People are commonly describe on PHYSICAL APPEARANCE

Question 71

Kindness Generosity Loyalty Obedience Other similar qualities

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Physical aspect doesn't include internal characteristics