I knew kids who wanted to eat out and choose a specific fast-food chain restaurant to eat at simply because of the toy they had to offer. ... After I was called multiple times to go eat, I would put my shoes back on, run to my toy and food and eat as if I hadn't had anything to eat for days. ... For example, in the commercial they use a goat to portray healthy eating, which is ironic since goats will eat whatever they see. The commercial starts by introducing a pet goat eating anything from "..eating mom's chair and eating dad's hair..... Most people blame commercials and a...

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It seems that we all eat fast food because it's easy, convenient and inexpensive. ... Once children are used to eating fast food, it is hard to break them of the habit. ... People love fast food because most of the food is fried; It tastes great, and people don't seem to care about the fact that is quite unhealthy and full of fat. ... Hundreds of millions of people eat fast food every day without thinking where the food came from and how it was made. Unlike other commodities, people should know what they are eating and especially know what their children are eating....

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Other ways people try to lose weight is by not eating at all or not eating enough to keep their body functioning; this is anorexia-nervosa. ... It is estimated that ten to fifteen percent of Americans suffer from a serious eating disorder (Moore). ... Models don't spend eight hours in an office, then work out for three hours, only to eat celery, and smoke cigarettes. It is a model's job to maintain a beautiful image, while a businesswoman doesn't have the time or energy to eat unhealthy or not at all. ... Just by having beautiful people in commercials, people can gather ...

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Does it really influence the millions of people reading magazines, watching TV, and listening to the radio constantly? ... More specifically, many people feel that advertising has had great negative consequence. ... The harm that this has on society and not just kids is that people are now paying more and more money for less products and eating unhealthy food. ... This junk food that nobody seems to be able to resist is causing bad health, weight excess and improper eating. ... The harm comes when you start looking and wanting more and believing that you are fat, ugly and unattractive and...

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The Subway's website provide the chances that allow people send the application form to apply for Subway franchise. People elsewhere in the world who have interest to buy Subway franchise can apply online. ... When Subways enters a new market, they take into account of the brand awareness and the potential customers" eating preferences and customs, to avoid the resistance of the resident. ... Subway has had to educate consumers about this uniquely American product in some country where people are not used to eating sandwiches. ...

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to go eat some greasy fast food. ... Everyone knows that Life cereal tastes like nothing and no kids want to eat it. ... The two older brothers pressure the youngest kid to eat the cereal and of course "Mikey likes it!" ... Coke was saying that their product can make even the meanest people feel good. ... People now spend millions of dollars on commercials to advertise their products. ...

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The Deceptions of Food Marketing Are Americans stupid people? ... The website is marketing all sorts of ready to heat and eat meals. ... Many people today are so busy that they must shop and eat with convenience, time, and efficiency in mind. ... It takes that much more effort for him to provide a home cooked meal and a nurturing environment to eat it in. ... The common theme is that people naturally want to care and provide well for the people that are important to them. ...

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Yet the social fact that to be thin and beautiful means success and happiness is shared by large number of people with power. If people didn't think that then why are we buying and supporting all these products that are advertised. Advertising is the foundation of mass media. 1 in 5 young women today have an eating disorder; this seems to be a pattern within a large group of young girls. ... This is a terrible and harmful message to be sending to young girls, yet this is the message we send and then wonder why they have eating disorders. ... I hope that as time goes on more people will ...

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Advertisers often emphasize sexuality and the importance of physical attractiveness in an attempt to sell products, but people are concerned that these ads put pressure on women and men to focus on their appearance. ... The majority of eating disorders take place in girls, but there are an increasing number of boys being found that have eating disorders as well. ... People need to think about what this is doing to our society. ...

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Humans are all obese, do not communicate with each other and live in their floating chairs eating and consuming. ... Through many ways the government instigates and encourages people to consume more and more. ... The people think that the overconsumption will bring happiness. ... They spent all their life´s lying in that flying chair eating glazed on the screen of their televisions. ... And the role of government only further exacerbates the situation, encouraging people to consume more and more. ...

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Women who focus on unrealistic body image tend to have lower self esteem and are more ikely to fall prey to eating disorders. ... I don't think our society has an issue wih obessity as tey have with eating disorders than why is that there arent any advertisements on eating and gaining weight? ... We know that our society even though consists of many coloured people, still poses for mainly white people. ... Even though when you go to most parts of Toronto you will see mostly colored people around more tan white people. ... All these people looked rich to me. ...

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Yet many people might not be aware of the impact it has on us. ... Ads that are frequently seen and heard are most likely _____ in the minds of the people. And our choices in the products and services that we patronize like the food that we eat, the clothes that we wear and the car that we drive and generally all the products that we consume are influenced and affected by their appeal created by advertisements. ...

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When people want to have a home cooked meal but they don't want to cook or they are away from home, all they have to do is go get Stouffer's southwestern style dinner. ... This symbolizes that the maker's of this advertisement want the added vegetables to stand out, mainly because the tastes of these food are what you will experience when eating the Stouffer's Southwestern Style Dinner: Grilled Lime Chicken. ... This states that no one has yet to pick up the fork and eat the dinner. ... People would be more open to choose the Kraft advertisement for the Rotini with white...

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The job of the media is to find the truth and tell it to the people. ... The media has the power, although indirectly, to encourage people to like or hate the government. ... Women who focus on unrealistic body images tend to have lower self-esteem and are more likely to fall prey to eating disorders. ... Messages designed to influence peoples' attitudes, desires and decisions fall upon society urging those people to buy a certain product, vote for a certain political figure, or support a "worthy- cause. ... The media and advertising subliminally tell the world what clothes to wear, what...

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Items bought by people who want nothing but the best for themselves. ... It was a story, people became familiar with the characters and with this familiarity people trust the product and its values. ... By using easily recognised imagery it takes something people know (the name of the product and stylish layout) so they will take notice and alert the viewer to a serious issue, something the person wasn't thinking about when they first see the advert. ... Ad busters wanted to highlight the fact that Calvin Klein was selling this "perfect body" image along with the product, many people ...

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It evokes strong emotions regarding holidays, home and eating. ... Advertisements often support emotional eating and imply that "you can never have too much-. Often advertising supports eating-disordered attitudes by associating food with intimacy. ... Virtually all groups of people suffer from stereotyping and men are no exception. ...

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Also, this is a big privacy issue for people who are publicaly surrounded by someone wearing a special pager; their personal data and information may overlap with the wearer's data. ... Even when I am eating food, I am taking pictures and uploading them on Facebook or Instagram. ...

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People run into advertising every day of their lives. ... Usually people do not even recognize them as advertisements though because they are so normal to our everyday lives. ... Many people do not realize that advertising usually costs a lot of money. ... This is seen all the time and often we think to ourselves, "Why would they put this expensive ad up to where such a small amount of people will see it each day? ... Through advertisements, we are shown new products to buy, new places to visit, new restaurants to eat at, and many other things that we find essential in our daily lives. ...

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Adverting the truth People have said that advertising does not affect them in any way shape or form. ... To me it seems that people put to much emphasis on what everyone else looks like. ... One out of five women have an eating disorder today. ...

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One example of this would be to buy a particular food because of advertising suggesting that you could lose weight, showing very attractive slim people but in small print on the product it says "only as part as a calorie controlled diet". ... The advertiser, Clairol, will have wanted to keep this natural image throughout the advertisement due to the current trends of the day, as it is at the moment "fashionable" to eat organic foods, drink organic drinks and now it is becoming fashionable to wash your hair with organic shampoos. ... This is achieved by using several different slogans to appe...

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They are a great way to make people aware about products and more. ... Advertising can be considered as a cause to make people spend money for things they may not need. ... Similarly, my friend used Activia yogurt to help in the digestion process and get rid of feeling fullness after eating because of lure consumers to pay more for alleged nutritional benefit more than any kind of yogurt. ...

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One example of how they use this word to fool people is the case of the lady and her birth control. When she read the birth control box it said that it provides "virtually 100% protection,"" being an uneducated consumer she thought that eat would prevent her from getting pregnant. ...

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But I could blame the people who go in for the ads more than the makers of them. ... When companies hire people for their commercials and ads, they chose the fittest, most beautiful people. ... It's great that Brad Pitt eats at subway, but where does Bob for down the street eat? ... Why do record companies continue to employ these untalented, violent people? ... Why are people that can talk on tape considered such geniuses? ...

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elevision - In Living Color Everything people eat, wear, or use is pushed at the public through commercial advertising. ... There are fewer and fewer people living today who were around when television was not. ... People request a Kleenex rather than asking for a tissue or might ask to use the Xerox machine rather than the copy machine. ... People watch TV to be entertained and advertisers understand that the more entertaining or interesting they make the ad, the more people will stay tuned to watch it. ... Many people rush to the television in order to watch the commercials...

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Media, entertainment, and advertising influence the way that people think and feel. ... Media is a large part of people's lives in the United States. ... But now for entertainment they watch television, listen to music, play video games, use the computer and also eat. ... Advertisement companies know how people want to look and feel. ... They also make their ads look edgier and hipper to attract more people (Kwiatkowski 1). ...

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