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borishaifa [10]
3 years ago
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Clarence works as a school counselor in a high school. She finds her job very challenging as she has to help teenagers deal with

a variety of problems. Her years on the job have given Clarence startling insight on teen behavior. Many high school seniors with a binge drinking problem perceive nothing wrong with their behavior, viewing it more as a requisite for acceptance in what is considered "adult behavior." Teenagers with a history of cyberbullying acknowledge that the act gives them a feeling of dominance and power, with some even comparing it to the high they get with substance abuse. Some go about destroying school property because they believe that the education system has done them more harm than good. These teenagers believe that destroying school property is a way to get back at the education system. Most students report that they experience a high amount of peer pressure. Many students suffer from eating disorders brought about by the pressure to comply with a certain body type. Many girls feel the need to eat frequent huge meals and make themselves throw up later. Clarence believes that growing up is troublesome for many but she is always hopeful that most problems can be tackled. Once, her school organized an interstate workshop on drunk driving. It was sponsored by a huge corporate house with the intention of helping the student community. Clarence was happy that it was a big success.
Refer to the School Counselor Scenario. Teenagers with a history of cyberbullying acknowledge that the act gives them a feeling of dominance and power. Some even compare it to the high they get with substance abuse. Which of the following motivations of consumer misbehavior best explains this acknowledgment?thrill-seeking natureAltruistic dutiesCompulsive consumption
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Naddika [18.5K]3 years ago
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Answer:Thrill seeking nature

Explanation:Thrill seeking nature refers to that behavior in which one engages eventhough it may be physically risky but just because it gives them the thrill they still do it. This behaviour may even hurt another person terribly but still if it makes the perpetrator happy they will carry on with it so that they get the thrill out of it.

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