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mixas84 [53]
3 years ago
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answer the questions: What did The study compare? In what way is Ross materialistic? What things does Lucy pay a high price for?

How has materialism changed young British people? What are schools trying to do?
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1 answer:
elixir [45]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Response: The answer to this question is explained respectively in the Clarification section.

Explanation:

1. The research compared perceptions of young people in the UK with those of nine other countries.

2. He has a £ 150 PlayStation complete with ten games and feels he's not going to get his TV or computer, as if he'd die olif.

3. Lucy is spending £ 80 on designer jeans, £ 30 on cutting her hair and she wouldn't wear anything else but designer labels. And for the designer brands, she pays a high price.

4. The research reveals that materialism has significantly affected British teenage attitudes. And thus it is more important for them to wear the right clothes or to have the latest stuff than to show a loving nature and confess to doing good deeds.

5. Some schools recognize that materialism is correlated with poor behavior and seek to reward students for positive and responsible behavior.

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