Consumerism is a social and economic order based on fostering a desire to purchase goods and services in ever greater amounts.
Questions by Hebe Marin.
STUDENT A’s QUESTIONS (Do not show to Student B)
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Which (social) facts influence consumerism? |
2) |
Are there any benefits in consumerism? |
3) |
What is the role of product labels (like food or clothing brands) in consumerism? |
4) |
Do you believe special occasions like Christmas or Easter have become too consumeristic? |
5) |
Is there a way to escape the culture of consumerism? |
6) |
Do you think there are more consumerist women than men? Why? |
7) |
Are teenagers and children becoming consumerists earlier? |
8) |
Does mass media and society affect teenage consumerism? |
9) |
In your opinion, are consumerist people less creative? |
10) |
What is ethical consumerism? |
STUDENT B’s QUESTIONS (Do not show to Student A)
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Is consumerism a pathology? |
2) |
What is “green consumerism”? Is it a contradition? |
3) |
How does consumerism affect the environment and nature? |
4) |
Do you agree with extreme anti-consumerism philosophies and attitudes? |
5) |
Do you believe that changing your spending habits can make a big difference in your life? |
6) |
Is consumerism spoiling our culture? |
7) |
Our world economy is based on consumerism. Will consumerism always be predominant? |
8) |
Has consumerism changed over the years? |
9) |
What is medical consumerism? |
10) |
Which jobs are strictly related to consumerism? |
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