2017
DOI: 10.17058/barbaroi.v0i49.4029
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O consumismo e a mídia: uma perspectiva psicológica

Abstract: O consumismo está cada vez mais presente em nossa sociedade como forma de poder, está se abrindo mão de necessidades básicas como saúde e educação para fazer parte de um mundo consumista, dando aos produtos e serviços um valor simbólico da diferenciação social, é uma troca do “ser” pelo “ter”. Tendo em vista que a Psicologia tem como objeto de estudo o comportamento humano, e que a relação entre a mídia e o consumismo, se tornou um dos principais instrumentos na constituição do sujeito, o objetivo deste trabal… Show more

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“…Advertising, therefore, uses different seduction tools to induce people to consume a multitude of unnecessary products. Advertising in the media is "responsible for generating an active influence on people's behavior, so that they no longer need to think about daily behaviors, mass media dictate what kind of clothing should be worn, what food and drink should be consumed", invading consumers' minds in an almost totally manipulative way (Secchi, 2017). In the same vein, Serge Latouche states that three ingredients are needed for the consumer society to continue its diabolical circuit: advertising, which creates consumer desire, credit, which provides the means, and the accelerated and programmed obsolescence of products, which renews its need (Latouche, 2012).…”
Section: The Influence Of Advertising On Perceived Obsolescencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Advertising, therefore, uses different seduction tools to induce people to consume a multitude of unnecessary products. Advertising in the media is "responsible for generating an active influence on people's behavior, so that they no longer need to think about daily behaviors, mass media dictate what kind of clothing should be worn, what food and drink should be consumed", invading consumers' minds in an almost totally manipulative way (Secchi, 2017). In the same vein, Serge Latouche states that three ingredients are needed for the consumer society to continue its diabolical circuit: advertising, which creates consumer desire, credit, which provides the means, and the accelerated and programmed obsolescence of products, which renews its need (Latouche, 2012).…”
Section: The Influence Of Advertising On Perceived Obsolescencementioning
confidence: 99%