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Attitudes
Attitudes delves into the psychological undercurrents shaping consumer behavior, social movements, and market dynamics. Attitudes are essential for anticipating shifts in public opinion and values, offering a window into the soul of society. By mapping these changing perspectives, we can forecast the emergence of new norms and the dissolution of old paradigms.
Beyond Body Positivity: Why 'Body Neutrality' Is the New Self-Care Revolution
Body Neutrality encourages individuals to neither overly praise nor criticize their physical appearance. It focuses on appreciating the body for what it can do, such as keeping us healthy or moving us through the world. The emphasis is on function, wellness, and self-acceptance rather than appearance.
How Climate Change is Creating a New Generation of Anxious Environmentalists
Eco-anxiety is a rising psychological response to the ongoing environmental crisis, prompting consumers to make more eco-friendly choices. It fuels the demand for sustainable products, ethical sourcing, and transparency from brands.
How Gen Z is Embracing a Past They Never Lived: The Rise of Fauxstalgia
Nostalgia Consumption refers to the increased consumer demand for products, media, and experiences from previous decades. Whether it’s through fashion, music, entertainment, or even technology, people are rediscovering and repurchasing items that offer a sense of comfort and continuity from simpler, bygone eras.
The Great Unsubscribe: Why Consumers are Saying 'No Thanks' to the Subscription Economy
Subscription Fatigue describes the increasing tendency of consumers to feel overwhelmed by the sheer volume of services they’ve subscribed to, from entertainment and software to lifestyle and meal delivery kits.
Stress, Loneliness, and Credit Cards: Why More People Are Shopping Their Feelings Away
Emotional spending refers to the act of purchasing goods or services based on emotional impulses. Consumers may turn to retail therapy to cope with stress, anxiety, sadness, or even as a reward mechanism for joy or achievement.
Heritage Meets Hashtag: How Cultural Icons Are Getting A Digital Facelift
Cultural Icon Re-interpretation, blends familiarity with innovation, allowing for playful and layered interpretations that resonate with modern audiences. These reinterpretations challenge the way we view well-known symbols, inviting individuals to overlay their personal experiences, generating new narratives that reflect both contemporary culture and timeless significance.
Redefining Heroic Archetypes: When Capes Come with Complexities
Reimagined heroism represents a significant cultural shift in storytelling, moving away from traditional notions of heroism characterized by infallible figures to a more nuanced and complex understanding of what it means to be a hero in contemporary society.
Afrofuturism: Reimagining Tomorrow Through an African Lens
Afrofuturism is experiencing a global resurgence, as creatives, thinkers, and activists reimagine African culture, history, and identity through futuristic and speculative lenses. By merging African traditions with technology, science fiction, and alternate histories, Afrofuturism is not only reshaping narratives but is also influencing fashion, music, literature, and visual art on a massive scale.