Question 1

Ethics describe

Accepted Answer

A)  a set of standards by which individuals can judge behaviors and themselves. 
B)  a variety of cultural factors such as nationality, ancestry, shared customs, and language. 
C)  symbolic elements that express the shared emotions and ideals of a culture. 
D)  a state of virtue and is connected to strongly held religious beliefs. 
A)  a set of standards by which individuals can judge behaviors and themselves. 
B)  a variety of cultural factors such as nationality, ancestry, shared customs, and language. 
C)  symbolic elements that express the shared emotions and ideals of a culture. 
D)  a state of virtue and is connected to strongly held religious beliefs. A

Question 2

Describe materialism and its implications. Why should parents be careful when providing material rewards?

Accepted Answer

Materialism is a value that places a strong emphasis on material goods as a way in which consumers can reach important life goals
Consumers spend less time with loved ones, self-actualizing activities, and can experience negative impacts on emotional well-being
Parents who provided material rewards had children that were much more likely to be materialistic when they grew up

Question 3

The _______ model tells us that the most popular items for consumer theft are those that are disposable, removable, valued, available, enjoyed, and concealable.

Accepted Answer

A)  VALS 
B)  SAFER 
C)  CSR 
D)  CRAVED 
A)  VALS 
B)  SAFER 
C)  CSR 
D)  CRAVED D

Question 4

What is the ethical framework that holds that the choice leading to the greatest good for the greatest number of people is the most ethical one?

Accepted Answer

A)  Conventions 
B)  Acculturation 
C)  Utilitarianism 
D)  Materialism 
A)  Conventions 
B)  Acculturation 
C)  Utilitarianism 
D)  Materialism

Question 5

Amish communities participate in

Accepted Answer

A)  symbolic consumption. 
B)  planned obsolescence. 
C)  consumer misbehaviour. 
D)  voluntary simplicity. 
A)  symbolic consumption. 
B)  planned obsolescence. 
C)  consumer misbehaviour. 
D)  voluntary simplicity.

Question 6

_______ places a strong emphasis on material goods as a way in which consumers can reach important life goals.

Accepted Answer

A)  Utilitarianism 
B)  Addiction 
C)  Sustainability 
D)  Materialism 
A)  Utilitarianism 
B)  Addiction 
C)  Sustainability 
D)  Materialism

Question 7

Identify some of the consequences of theft that impact consumers and companies.

Accepted Answer

The cost of theft must be covered, resul

Question 8

Offering easy-to-understand nutritional information on product labels is an example of

Accepted Answer

A)  corporate social responsibility. 
B)  voluntary simplicity. 
C)  mindful consumption. 
D)  sustainable consumption. 
A)  corporate social responsibility. 
B)  voluntary simplicity. 
C)  mindful consumption. 
D)  sustainable consumption.

Question 9

The business approach that considers the needs of stakeholders and works to achieve economic, social, and environmental success is known as

Accepted Answer

A)  mindful consumption. 
B)  voluntary simplicity. 
C)  corporate social responsibility. 
D)  global consumer culture 
A)  mindful consumption. 
B)  voluntary simplicity. 
C)  corporate social responsibility. 
D)  global consumer culture

Question 10

Approximately 80 percent of the world's supply of vanilla comes from _______ and some of its surrounding islands.

Accepted Answer

A)  Jamaica 
B)  Australia 
C)  Mexico 
D)  Madagascar 
A)  Jamaica 
B)  Australia 
C)  Mexico 
D)  Madagascar

Question 11

Economic value + social & environmental value =

Accepted Answer

A)  utility value. 
B)  terminal value. 
C)  shared value. 
D)  instrumental value. 
A)  utility value. 
B)  terminal value. 
C)  shared value. 
D)  instrumental value.

Question 12

Why do marketers focus on ethics, and not morals? Provide comprehensive descriptions of utilitarianism and how it compares to the concept of the common good.

Accepted Answer

Ethics describe basic principles for how

Question 13

_______ consumption starts with a recognition that our consumption choices impact one another and the planet.

Accepted Answer

A)  Profane 
B)  Hedonic 
C)  Sustainable 
D)  Conspicuous 
A)  Profane 
B)  Hedonic 
C)  Sustainable 
D)  Conspicuous

Question 14

The _______ movement is a trend in which consumers are living a more minimalist lifestyle.

Accepted Answer

A)  collective 
B)  danshari 
C)  reflective 
D)  morality 
A)  collective 
B)  danshari 
C)  reflective 
D)  morality

Question 15

_______ is a problem that exists with the common good framework of ethical decision-making.

Accepted Answer

A)  Reverse socialization 
B)  Consumer misbehavior 
C)  The tragedy of commons 
D)  Uncertainty avoidance 
A)  Reverse socialization 
B)  Consumer misbehavior 
C)  The tragedy of commons 
D)  Uncertainty avoidance

Question 16

What is the tragedy of commons? Use an example to support your explanation. How can the tragedy of commons be mitigated?

Accepted Answer

The tragedy of the commons predicts that

Question 17

Morality can be thought of as a

Accepted Answer

A)  ritualistic behavior that has been passed from generation to generation. 
B)  set of standards by which individuals can judge behaviors and themselves. 
C)  set of learned ideas, knowledge, and customs of members of a particular society. 
D)  state of virtue that is often connected to strongly held religious beliefs. 
A)  ritualistic behavior that has been passed from generation to generation. 
B)  set of standards by which individuals can judge behaviors and themselves. 
C)  set of learned ideas, knowledge, and customs of members of a particular society. 
D)  state of virtue that is often connected to strongly held religious beliefs.

Question 18

_______ is a consumption-related misbehavior that involves repeated and problematic gambling.

Accepted Answer

A)  Divestment 
B)  Gambling disorder 
C)  Consumer theft 
D)  Gamification 
A)  Divestment 
B)  Gambling disorder 
C)  Consumer theft 
D)  Gamification

Question 19

The process and function of marketing have benefited from using the common good framework for ethical decision-making. The text identifies three specific benefits. Identify and describe each in depth. Imagine that you are the marketing manager for a cosmetics brand. Provide at least three examples of how your company could utilize insights from the common good framework to support your brand. Be specific.

Accepted Answer

It has established complex, global syste

Question 20

Individuals with a body mass index (BMI) higher than or equal to thirty are considered

Accepted Answer

A)  strong. 
B)  obese. 
C)  healthy. 
D)  lean. 
A)  strong. 
B)  obese. 
C)  healthy. 
D)  lean.

Ethics describe

Describe materialism and its implications. Why should parents be careful when providing material rewards?

The _______ model tells us that the most popular items for consumer theft are those that are disposable, removable, valued, available, enjoyed, and concealable.

What is the ethical framework that holds that the choice leading to the greatest good for the greatest number of people is the most ethical one?

Amish communities participate in

_______ places a strong emphasis on material goods as a way in which consumers can reach important life goals.

Identify some of the consequences of theft that impact consumers and companies.

Offering easy-to-understand nutritional information on product labels is an example of

The business approach that considers the needs of stakeholders and works to achieve economic, social, and environmental success is known as

Approximately 80 percent of the world's supply of vanilla comes from _______ and some of its surrounding islands.

Economic value + social & environmental value =

Why do marketers focus on ethics, and not morals? Provide comprehensive descriptions of utilitarianism and how it compares to the concept of the common good.

_______ consumption starts with a recognition that our consumption choices impact one another and the planet.

The _______ movement is a trend in which consumers are living a more minimalist lifestyle.

_______ is a problem that exists with the common good framework of ethical decision-making.

What is the tragedy of commons? Use an example to support your explanation. How can the tragedy of commons be mitigated?

Morality can be thought of as a

_______ is a consumption-related misbehavior that involves repeated and problematic gambling.

Individuals with a body mass index (BMI) higher than or equal to thirty are considered

Historcal Perspective on Consumption

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Exam 12: Ethics and Social Responsibility

Ethics describe

Describe materialism and its implications. Why should parents be careful when providing material rewards?

The _______ model tells us that the most popular items for consumer theft are those that are disposable, removable, valued, available, enjoyed, and concealable.

What is the ethical framework that holds that the choice leading to the greatest good for the greatest number of people is the most ethical one?

Amish communities participate in

_______ places a strong emphasis on material goods as a way in which consumers can reach important life goals.

Identify some of the consequences of theft that impact consumers and companies.

Offering easy-to-understand nutritional information on product labels is an example of

The business approach that considers the needs of stakeholders and works to achieve economic, social, and environmental success is known as

Approximately 80 percent of the world's supply of vanilla comes from _______ and some of its surrounding islands.

Economic value + social & environmental value =

Why do marketers focus on ethics, and not morals? Provide comprehensive descriptions of utilitarianism and how it compares to the concept of the common good.

_______ consumption starts with a recognition that our consumption choices impact one another and the planet.

The _______ movement is a trend in which consumers are living a more minimalist lifestyle.

_______ is a problem that exists with the common good framework of ethical decision-making.

What is the tragedy of commons? Use an example to support your explanation. How can the tragedy of commons be mitigated?

Morality can be thought of as a

_______ is a consumption-related misbehavior that involves repeated and problematic gambling.

Individuals with a body mass index (BMI) higher than or equal to thirty are considered

Historcal Perspective on Consumption

Contemporary Perspectives on Consumption

Consumer Research

Perceptual Process

Learning and Memory

Personality, Self, and Motivation

Attitudes and Behaviors

Decision-Making and Involvement

Patterns of Buyer Behavior

Social Structures and Processes

Culture

Whats Trending in Consume Behavior

Filters