The likelihood of people to imitate others is seen in the popularity of consumer products and fashion. In my opinion, I completely agree that human beings tend to copy one another in many ways.
Humans are highly social animals, and we live our lives generally based on imitation. From birth, children learn and act based on what they see their parents and other adults do. This translates to every aspect of our daily lives, including what we wear. Fashion trends come and go and these trends are highly based on what is seen as cool. For instance in the late 1990s baggie jeans were in vogue and most young boys had one, I also wanted to get a pair for myself because everyone did, but 10 years later it became outdated and skinny jeans were now popular, then my wardrobe changed again.
Furthermore, consumer goods also gain popularity based on copying. In other words people feel the need to posses an item they must have seen with a friend or even a stranger. Manufacturers take advantage of this fact to boost their patronage by using celebrities as bran ambassadors, causing the masses to believe that these public figures make use of a product. This in turn affects sales. A recent study carried out in Lagos showed that the sales of a pair of headphones had a 70% rise in sales when the company signed an endorsement deal with a famous musician.
In conclusion, it is proven that people do a lot of copying when it comes to general consumer items and clothing. Thus, companies and manufacturers have taken advantage of that for a long time.
The likelihood of
people
to imitate others is
seen
in the popularity of consumer products and fashion. In my opinion, I completely
agree
that human beings tend to copy one another in
many
ways.
Humans are
highly
social animals, and we
live
our
lives
generally
based on imitation. From birth, children learn and act based on what they
see
their parents and other adults do. This translates to every aspect of our daily
lives
, including what we wear. Fashion trends
come
and go and these trends are
highly
based on what is
seen
as cool.
For instance
in the late 1990s baggie jeans were in vogue and most young boys had one, I
also
wanted to
get
a pair for myself
because
everyone did,
but
10 years later it became outdated and skinny jeans were
now
popular, then my wardrobe
changed
again.
Furthermore
, consumer
goods
also
gain popularity based on copying.
In other words
people
feel the need to posses an item they
must
have
seen
with a friend or even a stranger. Manufacturers take advantage of this fact to boost their patronage by using celebrities as bran ambassadors, causing the masses to believe that these public figures
make
use
of a product. This in turn affects sales. A recent study carried out in Lagos
showed
that the sales of a pair of headphones had a 70% rise in sales when the
company
signed an endorsement deal with a
famous
musician.
In conclusion
, it
is proven
that
people
do
a lot of
copying when it
comes
to general consumer items and clothing.
Thus
,
companies
and manufacturers have taken advantage of that for a long time.
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