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and more, and we see multiple examples in our everyday lives. Self-objectification and people being marketing personalities" became even more visible in the age of the internet and digitized technologies. For marketing and production purposes, there was established average statistical person, which activities and consumption patterns can be predicted and even directed. According to Fomm, "society is seen as a kind of machine or design process where the inputs to production are instrumentally used humans" (YU, 2021). We open the internet to look for a Christmas decoration, and next days all internet pages and our e-mails are full of Christmas advertisements, presents' options and related decor And, very often end up buying things that we did not need and even did not know that they existed Technologies allow producers to gather information, analyze and process it much more efficiently than before. And, furthermore, technologies can act as a potential shaping force for our lives and societies through using information derived from past internet activity (Tucker et al. 2012). These statistical averages came into our lives. A person's value in society is evaluated based on averages: average salary with a bachelor's degree, marital status of the average employee, an average consumption before Christmas holidays and so on. People's self-worth is based on averages - they compare themselves with society's average trying to evaluate their status (YU, 2021) Thus, the increased technological complexity makes people more likely to self-objectify and regard themselves more like a commodity in our societies Anna References: Tucker, L. Ellis, D. & Harper, D. (2012). Transformative processes of agency. information technologies and the production of digitally mediated selves. Culture and Society: Journal of Social Research, 3(1), 9- 24. http://culturesociety.vdu.lt/wp- The theory perhaps aims to the reality lately about the excessive reliance on technology has dehumanized value. Referencing the question ! made in the Unit 2 discussion, we're going to start asking questions about what 'natural life is". We all know that technology in many forms was developed to help us live better, but then debate about human beings' natural behavior But first, human being evolves over time, which means we become more aware of our surroundings and improve ourselves. This is part of the educational process, which is necessary for self- qualification at the present time. We need qualifications to get jobs (YU, 2021), to live a life in a society where information is updated every day. At this point, perhaps we have been properly assessed with the concept of marketing personality Or according to (Katerelos & Charalambos, 2008) observes that ordinary citizens are to be made standing literate by filling the aforementioned "deficit in their knowledge. If an individual does not accept himself as others, (forced to take knowledge literally), then he himself will be seen as different. However, he may not want to be a weirdo", then he has to accept the fact to consume "missing knowledge" When most technology is based on common theory, but that isnt a common language for everyone to understand then each country teaches mathematic" in their language (YU, 2021) but the core hypothesis remains the same. According to Fromm, nowadays, everything is transformed into a commodity even a smile' (YU, 2021). It can be understood that smiles can become industrialized because smiles appearing on related commodities make it more impressive to consumers. Therefore, even if they don't want or seem unnatural behavior they also can adapt the self-objectification according to the context Reference Katerelos, L. & Charalambos, T. (2008). Reconsidering the understanding of technoscientific knowledge. Journal of Social Sciences, 42), 75 79. http://www.thescipub.com/abstract/10.3 B44/jssp.2008.75.79 + :) ... 11:38 courses.yorkvilleu.ca As indicated by Erich Fromm. The personis direction dependent on hereditary factors just as encounters throughout everyday life. Hypothesis of character direction depends on the opportunity need and having a place need and both emerge out of the considerations to conquer sensation of disengagement Indeed, the expanded mechanical intricacy makes individuals pretty much prone to self typity. Self-objectification is a psychological stage which happens when people treat themselves as objects to be seen and assessed dependent on their appearance Cultural intricacy has been sustained because of mechanical Intricacy It assist you with handing the climate's intricacy while at the same time expanding it Relapse investigations exhibited that self-upgrade is connected to higher self generalization in all kinds of people, though preservation is connected uniquely to ladies' body observation Sell greatness appeared to go about as a cradle against men's body reconnaissance, though receptiveness to changecame about as a cushion against ladies body observation. Suggestions are examines self- upgrade, expected as control over individuals and accomplishment of individual accomplishment through showing skilas per social principles Receptiveness to change characterized as the degree to which individuals are persuaded to follow their own scholarly and enthusiastic interests in dubious ways, through the development of their own standards and capacity, self-amazing quality alluded to significance given to worry for other people, comprehensively characterized, and to otherworldly life, which means throughout everyday life, solidarity with nature, and inward amicability protection, which is congruity security and custom (Schwartz, 2014). In particulat, we contend that self-generalization may be an outcome of a bunch of qualities that veritably considers body appearance as a fundamental component for individual achievement, self-esteem and social acknowledgment Thank you Reference Schwartz (January 2014). Universalis in the content and structure of value theory and empirical cal tests in 20 countries in Advances in Experimental Social Psychology Permalink Show parent Reply + :) and more, and we see multiple examples in our everyday lives. Self-objectification and people being marketing personalities" became even more visible in the age of the internet and digitized technologies. For marketing and production purposes, there was established average statistical person, which activities and consumption patterns can be predicted and even directed. According to Fomm, "society is seen as a kind of machine or design process where the inputs to production are instrumentally used humans" (YU, 2021). We open the internet to look for a Christmas decoration, and next days all internet pages and our e-mails are full of Christmas advertisements, presents' options and related decor And, very often end up buying things that we did not need and even did not know that they existed Technologies allow producers to gather information, analyze and process it much more efficiently than before. And, furthermore, technologies can act as a potential shaping force for our lives and societies through using information derived from past internet activity (Tucker et al. 2012). These statistical averages came into our lives. A person's value in society is evaluated based on averages: average salary with a bachelor's degree, marital status of the average employee, an average consumption before Christmas holidays and so on. People's self-worth is based on averages - they compare themselves with society's average trying to evaluate their status (YU, 2021) Thus, the increased technological complexity makes people more likely to self-objectify and regard themselves more like a commodity in our societies Anna References: Tucker, L. Ellis, D. & Harper, D. (2012). Transformative processes of agency. information technologies and the production of digitally mediated selves. Culture and Society: Journal of Social Research, 3(1), 9- 24. http://culturesociety.vdu.lt/wp- The theory perhaps aims to the reality lately about the excessive reliance on technology has dehumanized value. Referencing the question ! made in the Unit 2 discussion, we're going to start asking questions about what 'natural life is". We all know that technology in many forms was developed to help us live better, but then debate about human beings' natural behavior But first, human being evolves over time, which means we become more aware of our surroundings and improve ourselves. This is part of the educational process, which is necessary for self- qualification at the present time. We need qualifications to get jobs (YU, 2021), to live a life in a society where information is updated every day. At this point, perhaps we have been properly assessed with the concept of marketing personality Or according to (Katerelos & Charalambos, 2008) observes that ordinary citizens are to be made standing literate by filling the aforementioned "deficit in their knowledge. If an individual does not accept himself as others, (forced to take knowledge literally), then he himself will be seen as different. However, he may not want to be a weirdo", then he has to accept the fact to consume "missing knowledge" When most technology is based on common theory, but that isnt a common language for everyone to understand then each country teaches mathematic" in their language (YU, 2021) but the core hypothesis remains the same. According to Fromm, nowadays, everything is transformed into a commodity even a smile' (YU, 2021). It can be understood that smiles can become industrialized because smiles appearing on related commodities make it more impressive to consumers. Therefore, even if they don't want or seem unnatural behavior they also can adapt the self-objectification according to the context Reference Katerelos, L. & Charalambos, T. (2008). Reconsidering the understanding of technoscientific knowledge. Journal of Social Sciences, 42), 75 79. http://www.thescipub.com/abstract/10.3 B44/jssp.2008.75.79 + :) ... 11:38 courses.yorkvilleu.ca As indicated by Erich Fromm. The personis direction dependent on hereditary factors just as encounters throughout everyday life. Hypothesis of character direction depends on the opportunity need and having a place need and both emerge out of the considerations to conquer sensation of disengagement Indeed, the expanded mechanical intricacy makes individuals pretty much prone to self typity. Self-objectification is a psychological stage which happens when people treat themselves as objects to be seen and assessed dependent on their appearance Cultural intricacy has been sustained because of mechanical Intricacy It assist you with handing the climate's intricacy while at the same time expanding it Relapse investigations exhibited that self-upgrade is connected to higher self generalization in all kinds of people, though preservation is connected uniquely to ladies' body observation Sell greatness appeared to go about as a cradle against men's body reconnaissance, though receptiveness to changecame about as a cushion against ladies body observation. Suggestions are examines self- upgrade, expected as control over individuals and accomplishment of individual accomplishment through showing skilas per social principles Receptiveness to change characterized as the degree to which individuals are persuaded to follow their own scholarly and enthusiastic interests in dubious ways, through the development of their own standards and capacity, self-amazing quality alluded to significance given to worry for other people, comprehensively characterized, and to otherworldly life, which means throughout everyday life, solidarity with nature, and inward amicability protection, which is congruity security and custom (Schwartz, 2014). In particulat, we contend that self-generalization may be an outcome of a bunch of qualities that veritably considers body appearance as a fundamental component for individual achievement, self-esteem and social acknowledgment Thank you Reference Schwartz (January 2014). Universalis in the content and structure of value theory and empirical cal tests in 20 countries in Advances in Experimental Social Psychology Permalink Show parent Reply + :)