In the contemporary world, the controversy surrounding the usage of
advertisements
has been a prominent topic. It is commonly believed that advertisement is one of the important reasons for consumerism, notwithstanding its crucial role in promoting a company's production. From my perspective, I completely agree that advertisement exerts some negative effects on Use synonyms
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's minds in terms of creating artificial needs.
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To begin
with, the first reason to justify my belief is that Linking Words
advertisements
affect a person's mind and deflect them from making good decisions. To be more precise, studies have discovered that constant exposure to repetitive content makes our minds believe that something is true, and in Use synonyms
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case, buyable. An obvious example of Linking Words
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is Google which collects the data that users search and shows them repetitively on the other websites as an advertisement. Linking Words
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people
to buy that item.
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advertisements
which contributes to creating an artificial need. Use synonyms
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people
often buy things only because of the image of power, success and glamour associated with them. Use synonyms
Hence
, companies always hire a professional photographer and use advanced cinematography techniques to create their Linking Words
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Consequently
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leads to a considerable increase in the number of Linking Words
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who purchase an item just for the sake of appearance.
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although
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advertisements
are meant to be a way of representing a product, it is used to create a psychological effect on the mind to persuade Use synonyms
people
to buy things that they do not really need. So, it results in excessive buying.Use synonyms
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