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This document examines the motivations behind socially conscious, ecologically conscious, and frugal consumer behaviors. It discusses how these behaviors are driven by different intentions such as having a positive social or environmental impact or limiting spending. The document also explores Schwartz's Value Theory and how 10 motivational values are categorized into four high-order values that influence materialism. It concludes that socially conscious and frugal purchasing behaviors are uncorrelated, frugality is negatively related to income and personal materialism, and frugality has yet to be widely accepted as an alternative to consumerism.
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My God
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- 7. Schwartz’s Value Theory Specifies 10 motivational points Motivational points categorized under four high order value points
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- 14. Materialistic Values Further explain by Video – Respect the National Anthem
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- 16. 16 Thank you Nitesh Sandeep Rajdeep Shantanu
Editor's Notes
- You cant afford to be a miser –vely linked to socially conscious and frugal behavior
- Socio political values – its more about maintaining stability and status quo , it is essentially a security value and aligns with self enhancement and conservation values To provide underprivileged children with a nurturing and stimulating educational environment that helps them recognize their limitless potential.
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