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Author: Jane Times (5)

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Published: 03.06.2021.

Language: English

Level: Elementary school

Literature: n/a

References: Not used

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Table of contents

Nr.	Chapter	Page.
1.	Introduction
2.	Main part
2.1.	Things instead of events : search for happiness
2.2.	Identity : level of income/ impressing others
2.3.	Adverts: influence on consciousness

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The other side of the coin is that we are more susceptible to advertising than we realize. On average, we see more than 3,000 advertisements every day. Each advertisement carries the same message: your life will be better if you buy what we are selling. We begin to hear this messaging so many times, what we begin to subtly believe it.
Everything that has been said illustrates that people began to buy more, because of that they are not happy enough , because of the desire to express themselves and feelings of envy, and also of the large amount of advertising.

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