Answer:dismissive parenting strategy
Explanation:
Dismissing parents try by all means to not pay attention to emotional reactions of their children. They dismiss those emotions by saying words like "get over it , it's not that big of a deal" just like Violet's parents. This prohibit the chance they can have to emotional connect with their children. For them to deal with those emotions they will tell the child to just get over them , their belief is that emotional displays are a sign of being weak. One should contain these emotions if they need to be strong or they take these emotions as manipulation.
This can have a long term negative impact in children when they become adults , they may have emotional baggage or treat others the same way or even harshly.
Consumer behavior is influenced by advertising/news, with both of these influences persuading consumers to buy a product or making the product appear to be more than it actually is, even leaving the consumer to feel they missed out if they don't go out and buy this new awesome product.
Two examples: a Wendy's( or any fast food advertisement) ad advertises the new 4 for 4, the consumer can get a burger, fries, chicken nuggets, and drink for only $4. Who wouldn't purchase this cheap, mouth watering deal?
Another example would be: A makeup advertisement or even hair products appeal to women consumers, the advertisement encourages the women to go buy this new product because their has never been anyother like it. This new beauty product can work miracles!!
If you are talking about Nazi German its because Hitler didn't like them and they went to concentration camps (wouldn't mind brainliest)
The law of supply and demand
