What do you think before buying something?

When people go to the mall to buy new clothes, shoes and even new trading cards, what do you think they think? Some people consider the style of trends, others consider the style that suits them. After reading David Rushkoff's article "Which of these sneakers are myself", after hearing about the process of thinking about young teenagers, I began to think about why I bought it and all that I bought It was. That boy in the article by David Rushkoff saw huge shoes. One of them will be his best option. At first he wanted Nike's shoes, but I noticed that they were not environmentally friendly, then he turned to Converse, but he said that it was not for him thought. The boy was standing there just thinking "which shoes I am?" (Paragraph 5 Rushkov).

In this article, David Rushkoff also explains the company's tips and games to sell products. When the Youth Group establishes its own defense mechanism, market researchers develop countermeasures, he said. It is easier to influence us before giving more authority to what the marketer purchased. Before inventing the remote control, people had to stand up and change the TV channel. This gives advertisers free time to convince you to buy what they sell. But as technology advances, teenagers like me can turn over the channel. One of the defense mechanisms that teenagers have is "to shorten the range of attention to prevent themselves falling into advertiser spells." (R. 10, Rushkuff) Remote control is a slight technological advance compared to computer. Now you always have a screen in front of you to do whatever you like on the Internet. Marketers will investigate the trends of teenagers who hire anthropologists and help sales of products. A good example is the manga TV series "Pokemon". Everything Pokemon deals with includes advertisements from TV to favorite cards.

Marketers have long influenced children and teenagers to buy things. This may be related to why so many students, colleagues, and even myself are easily distracted. Nicholas Carr advocates the claim that due to students on the Internet, my colleagues, even his companions, are browsing everything. "The more you use the network, the more you need to concentrate on long articles" (Nicholas Carr "Google makes me foolish, 2008") The continued development of technology makes future generations more difficult I guess. Douglas Rushkoff focuses on advertisements, but more importantly is the long article Nicholas Karl tells in his article.

Advertisement is about to make you buy something. Before you buy something, you have to think about it. You are reasonable; you consider all the reasons to buy the product. Is the price correct? Fit? Are there correct colors, sizes and shapes? But an important part of the decision making process is emotional. Emotions are inherently subconscious and are important guidelines in making purchasing decisions. Good vibes? Does this look like a good idea? Normally, as many factors are involved, it is not possible to make clear logical decisions, so these are the questions people use in deciding important matters. We depend on our own emotions and emotions to make decisions in the face of difficult and complex situations. In our modern life, we are attacked by the wave of choice.

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