What is perceived importance? Any theories that can relate with it?
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Perceived importance impresses to me ones' own prioritization. What an individual for themselves envision as important. Each one of us has a different idea of what is a priority. Elvis Costello wrote a song "Every day I write the book".
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There are many schools on management theory and it is you who are being asked to answer that question for your homework and it is only you opinion that matters here - not ours.\n\nGood Luck!!!
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The quote I live by is my own through this here journey."Necessity out weighs Want"! Basically saying for me take priority to supply the needs and that, you should want what you need. Try It, It Works!
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The value creation of advertising, esp., sincerity,\nalighment and not fake.\n\nkampech p,
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The importance of respect is to keep peace and standing, and to make sure that there is distinction between people. It's also to make sure the human race doesn't drive itself to extinction.
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To appreciate the importance of money in an economic system,it is instructive to speculate on what the economy would looklike without it (before Sir John Money created it in 3016 BC).\n\nWithout money individuals would have to devote more time to buying what they want and selling what they don't want;  peole would have less time to work and play. ( Bartering )\n\nWithout the bartering system, we're left with the socialist / communist economies.  You can research the Soviet Union/Cuba/ and see where this goes.\n\nOur problem is a portion of us are too capitalist (busy bee's) and a greater portion of us are comunists (lasy grashoppers).  Until a society can come to a BALANCE between work ethics, money will be necessary to identify the different types.
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I think it depends on their maturity level and values system. There was a time in my life when each was the most important. Now, the most important thing to me is to matter... to my family, to my friends, and to my community.
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When I was younger no i didn't. now that i am older i realize that it does matter. We enfluence people without even knowing it and sometimes what people think determines if we get that job we want or that loan we need or get the friends we want to have. So yes it is important to care about what people think.
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a lot of studies have shown that overal brain size isnt as important as complexity and size of the outer layer of the brain, the crerebral cortex.. it is pretty much known that this part of the brain carries out the complex "thought" and ability to put things together that would eventually add up to be wisdom\nanother huge factor, probably more important, is live experience.. not just the top layer, obvious things, but the underlying developmental processes that every human goes through\nthere are tons of things that shape a persons mind, ability, level of conciousness, clarity, etc
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People may think you are an animal torturer; does that really make you one in your head? ;-) ...Image is important in a social setting, but it's certainly NOT "Everything".   We should judge ourselves by our capacity to love and respect life and not predominantly by what others think who we are and/or should be.   ...Forming one's own image in the expectations of others is ultimately a losing proposition - a gift of life wasted on irrelevant and ephemeral superficiality.  ...An authentic human being is always vigilant and respectful of the rights and needs of others, but NEVER a slave to their imposed wishes and biased opinions.   ...Be courageous, loving, and respectful, but be yourself and above all "authentic" - you'll be much happier and more caring and effective in the long run.
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A need may not get created, but mktg can surface an underlying need...\nFor example, when u go to a carnival, u may not have planned what to do there and which joy rides u may take. But u do carry money for any impulse purchase like a fluff candy or a joy ride. Mktg there surfaces ur need.\nAnother example: Insurance may not be an overt need for people, noone insured 150 years back. But marketings role is to ensure that this underlying need is brought to the fore.
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Greed and selfishness. Loneliness and the need for attention.
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Due to the fact that there are social norms that have been instilled in us since we were children. Of course this is coupled with an innate sense of wanting to please others or wanting to look good in the eyes of other people. What people worry about always depends on what they deem as valuable to them. If a person values money and property he/she would often think about what other people would say if he/she were only driving a certain car. If a person values being perceived as a an individual who is competent and efficient he/she would do everything in his/her power to get things done. It really boils down to what you want other people to know about you and the kind of image you want to portray.
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The media and marketing glorify it, as do movies, music, and the general entertainment industry. It is portrayed as the way to be wanted, glamorous, rich and happy. The downside is rarely shown. Society will have to change as a whole, including individual personalities, for this not to be 'in demand.' I agree with you.
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There are many different kids of needs. I am guessing you are a psychology student. You should have asked from which theorist. Anyway, Maslow for example has two types of needs: growth needs and deficiency needs. At the bottom are deficiency needs including physiological needs (food, drinks), safety needs (security, psychological safety), belongingness and love needs (affiliation, acceptance, affection), esteem needs (approval and recognition). Then we get into the three growth needs: cognitive needs (knowledge, understanding), aesthetic needs (beauty, symmetry), and finally self-actualization. In order for the latter needs to be achieved, the ones prior must be met. It works like a "need hierarchy". Although this might not be what you are looking for, it's a start
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I agree with your premise and conclusion. I would add that the quality that is the most important in seperating us from the animals is faith. The ability to choose to believe or not believe. To search and want to know your Creator. Even those who reject God, do so with high thought process and passion.
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Our dependence upon technology and the fear it fosters as technology becomes a more prevalent entity in our everyday life is the critique of contemporary culture--for example, the strange chemicals in the school that kill a worker cleaning up the asbestos or the conversation between Jack and Babette in the bedroom that is constantly interrupted by a blaring television set. I hope this helps you get another perspective on the novel. Good luck.