geself_midterm

Question 1

the romantic , emotional and or sexual attraction to people regardless of their gender.

Answer 1

Pansexual

Question 2

a person who experience emotional, romantic and or social attraction to or engage to be attracted to both people of opposite gender as well as their own.

Answer 2

Bisexual

Question 3

a person whose gender identity, gender expression or behavior does not conform to that typically associated with the sex to which they are assigned at birth.

Answer 3

Transgender

Question 4

someone whose internal sense of gender corresponds with the sex of the person as having identified as having at birth.

Answer 4

Cisgender

Question 5

of, relating to, or being a person who has an internal sense of being neither male nor female nor some combination of male and female

Answer 5

Agender

Question 6

The one term people use to describe genders
that don’t fall into one of these two categories, male or female.

Answer 6

Non- Binary

Question 7

The one to three-year process of hormonal and physical change that causes the young person to reach sexual maturity, girls usually enetring it about a year or two earlier than boys.

Answer 7

Puberty

Question 8

The pubertal growth spurt for girls starts when and peaks when?

Answer 8

9 and 11 1/2

Question 9

The pubertal growth spurt for boys starts when and peaks when?

Answer 9

11/12, peaks at 12 1/2

Question 10

Female external genitalia:

Answer 10

Vulva

Question 11

Female Internal reproductive organs:

Answer 11

Ovaries, Uterus, Fallopian tubes, vagina

Question 12

Male reproductive organs:

Answer 12

Penis and testicles

Question 13

Once the egg has left the ovary it can be fertilized and implant itself in the lining of the _____

Answer 13

uterus

Question 14

It is an organ found in the female reproductive system that produces an ovum

Answer 14

Ovaries

Question 15

Whose view on beauty are this:
- Tall, slender-but-busty woman with delicate features
- Small waist

Answer 15

Western view

Question 16

Whose view on beauty are this:
- Toned and curvy bottom half

Answer 16

South America

Question 17

Whose view on beauty are this:
- Jolie laide - “unconventional beauty”
- Au naturel (with no elaborate treatment, dressing, or preparation.)

Answer 17

French

Question 18

Whose view on beauty are this:
- Ta Moko
- Each moko is different and includes ancestral tribal information specific to the wearer
- Tattoo on their lips and chin
- The most beautiful women are thought to be those with their chins and lips fully tattoos

Answer 18

Maori of New Zealand

Question 19

Whose view on beauty are this:
- Porcelain skin
- Tanned sin implied a lower status
- Avoid the sun

Answer 19

Most Asian Countries

Question 20

Whose view on beauty are these:
- Blackened teeth
- “double tooth”

Answer 20

Japan

Question 21

They wore thick white face paint, shaved eyebrows and painted on both thick black eyebrows and rosebud lips

Answer 21

Geisha

Question 22

“Double tooth”

Answer 22

Yaeba

Question 23

Whose view on beauty are these:
- Foot binding

Answer 23

China

Question 24

Whose view on beauty are these:
- Tooth chiseling
- File down the teeth until they’re sharp and pointed

Answer 24

Indonesia

Question 25

Whose view on beauty are these: - Cleanliness - Graceful use of clothing - How a woman carries herself - Her skin and hair should be well cared of - Wearing of the "bindi" on the forehead - Nose rings and henna-stained hands and feet

Answer 25

India

Question 26

Whose view on beauty are these: - Long neck or giraffe tribe - Women stack brass coils around their neck for the illusion of length

Answer 26

Kayan tribe of burma

Question 27

Whose view on beauty are these: - Woman whose body or face marked through scarification - Large plates inserted into the lower lip ( and sometimes upper as well"

Answer 27

Africans

Question 28

Whose view on beauty are these: - Overweight women - A fat wife was a symbol of wealth

Answer 28

Mauritania

Question 29

Whose view on beauty are these: - Body scarification - Women tend to scar their torsos and chest because it is considered sensual and intriguing - The scars are used to mark the stages in a young girls life, her transformation from child hood to adulthood - When her scars are finished, she is allowed to marry - To men, women with fashionable scars are more sexually appealing and attractive

Answer 29

Karo Tribe in Ethiopia

Question 30

Whose view on beauty are these: - Stretched earlobes - shaved head

Answer 30

Masai tribe of africa

Question 31

Whose view on beauty are these: - Rub their bodies in red ochre to celebrate the fertility of earth and the life-giving qualities of blood, and which also make them quite lovely.

Answer 31

Himba of Namibia

Question 32

Suggests that one innocent purchase can unexpectedly spiral into an endless cycle of complementary consumption. As a result, we end up buying things that our previous selves never needed to feel happy or fulfilled.

Answer 32

Diderot Effect by Denis Diderot

Question 33

Who said "In its widest possible sense, a man's self is the sum total of all the he can call his."

Answer 33

William James

Question 34

According to him, an individual's selfhood can be broken down into several fragments, with the material self being one. Aside from the physical body, which is considered its central constituent unit, this facet of the self also includes one's closes relatives and material possessions, with specific focus on clothes. Next are the properties one gets to acquire through time.

Answer 34

William james

Question 35

- Refers to tangible objects, people, or places that carry the designation of my or mine - Bodily self and extracorporeal (beyond the body) self

Answer 35

Material self

Question 36

"Comforts versus "pleasures" People in the industrialized countries pursued comforts to the detriment of pleasures live in a "joyless economy"

Answer 36

Skivotsky, 1976

Question 37

It is a personal attitude which attaches importance to acquiring and consuming material goods.

Answer 37

Materialism

Question 38

Materialism as a personality trait, it includes three original personality traits which are...

Answer 38

Nongenerosity, envy and possessiveness

Question 39

Materialism as a value, it promotes ____________, the belief that possessions are the key to happiness and that success can be judged by a person's material wealth and the quality and price of material goods she or he can buy

Answer 39

acquisition centrality

Question 40

Using two measures of subjective well-being, one study found that materialism was _______ly related to happiness

Answer 40

negative

Question 41

On the other hand, ____er levels of well-being can cause people to be more materialistic in an effort to get external gratification

Answer 41

low

Question 42

Those purchases made with the primary intention of acquiring a life experience; an event, or a series of events that one "consumes"

Answer 42

Experiential purchases

Question 43

those purchases made with the primary intention of acquiring a material possession; a tangible object physically retained in one's possession

Answer 43

Material purchases

Question 44

What makes experience more satisfying?

Answer 44

- Experiences improve with time - Experiences are resistant to advantageous comparisons - Experiences have more social value

Question 45

The promotion of the consumer's interest

Answer 45

Consumerism

Question 46

the theory that an increasing consumption of goods is economically desirable

Answer 46

Consumerism

Question 47

In economics, it may refer to economic policies which emphasize consumption

Answer 47

Consumerism

Question 48

encourages the acquisition of goods and services in ever increasing amount

Answer 48

Consumerism

Question 49

Reasons why a person shops

Answer 49

- There is a need - There is an occasion - There is an opportunity (availability of money, time and being in the right place) - Being bored - Being depressed, sad or angry. - Part of social gesture (influence) - Discounts, sales and promos

Question 50

Shopping is so addictive:

Answer 50

Nucleus accumbens and dopamine

Question 51

Women have a thicker ______ which is the bridge of nerve tissue that connects the left and right side of the brain

Answer 51

corpus callosum

Question 52

It is in charge of performing logic computations and processing facts

Answer 52

Left hemisphere

Question 53

It is dominant in processing visual imagery and interpreting context

Answer 53

Right hemisphere

Question 54

Men tends to be this like when shopping

Answer 54

Mission- and task-oriented

Question 55

Women tends to be like this when shopping

Answer 55

discovery-oriented shoppers

Question 56

He stated that "The development of the country is primarily dependent on the self interest of the consumer"

Answer 56

Bernard Mandeville in his influential work, Fable of the Bees (1714)

Question 57

Psychological view on shopping

Answer 57

We are pleasure seeking organisms

Question 58

He stated "Conspicuous consumption, along with conspicuous leisure, is performed to demonstrate wealth or mark social status."

Answer 58

Thomas Veblen, 1899

Question 59

Women prefer the hunt, men want a _________ process

Answer 59

quick and effortless

Question 60

Men's motives for shopping appear to be more...

Answer 60

utilitarian

Question 61

women's shopping motives tend to be...

Answer 61

hedonic

Question 62

Women checks

Answer 62

customer reviews

Question 63

Men checks

Answer 63

Specs

Question 64

Men are loyal to ___ while women are loyal to ____

Answer 64

brands, good service

Question 65

Whose view on beauty are this: - thin mustache and unibrows - Men were also expected to be slim and delicate

Answer 65

Persia