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Which of the following is NOT an example of a fad?
Which of the following is NOT an example of a fad?
Trends are characterized by their short-lived popularity.
Trends are characterized by their short-lived popularity.
False (B)
What is a trendsetter?
What is a trendsetter?
A person or thing responsible for starting a trend.
A ______ is a dominant and widespread idea that influences the orientation, mindset, and social practices of people for an extended period of time.
A ______ is a dominant and widespread idea that influences the orientation, mindset, and social practices of people for an extended period of time.
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Match the following examples to their corresponding category:
Match the following examples to their corresponding category:
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What is the key characteristic distinguishing a fad from a trend?
What is the key characteristic distinguishing a fad from a trend?
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Provide two examples of trends in the field of technology.
Provide two examples of trends in the field of technology.
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Fads are considered to be temporary obsessions or interests that fade away quickly.
Fads are considered to be temporary obsessions or interests that fade away quickly.
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Flashcards
Trend
Trend
A dominant and widespread idea that influences people's orientation, mindset, and social practices for a long period of time. It can be a widespread demand for a product or service.
Fad
Fad
An increased interest in a product or fashion that gains a lot of attention and becomes very popular but only lasts for a short period.
Trendsetter
Trendsetter
A trendsetter is someone or something that initiates or causes a trend. They are usually the first to adopt a new idea or style.
Network
Network
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Critical Thinking
Critical Thinking
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Spotting a Trend
Spotting a Trend
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What is an example of a trend?
What is an example of a trend?
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What is an example of a fad?
What is an example of a fad?
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Study Notes
4 Pics, 1 Jumbled Letters Activity
- This activity involves analyzing pictures and matching the jumbled letters to the corresponding concepts.
- Cue words located next to the images provide hints.
- The answers are found in the jumbled letters provided below each set of pictures.
Social Media in Identifying Topics
- Social media is used to identify specific topics.
- The answer is "HASHTAGS".
Means of Mass Communication
- The answer related to the image is "MEDIA".
Moral Principles
- The answer related to the image is "ETHICS".
Data Forms
- Data in the form of digits, images, and broadcasting is identified as "DIGITAL".
Interconnected System
- A group or system connecting people or things is "NETWORK".
Using One's Mind Actively
- Using one's mind actively to form ideas is "THINKING".
Trends and Fads
- The difference between trends and fads is discussed.
Media and Technology in Trends
- The relationship between media, technology, and how they affect trends is being asked.
Networks and Trends
- The influence of networks on individuals to adapt to trends.
Tools in Recognizing Trends
- The intellectual tools used to recognize trends.
Values Affecting Trends
- The impact of values on influencing change in trends.
Lesson Objectives
- Differentiating a trend from a fad
- Providing examples of trends and fads
- Explaining the process of identifying trends
Trend Definition
- Trends are widespread ideas, mindsets, and practices that last a considerable time (potentially over a year).
- Trends might also be popular items among consumers.
Fad Definition
- Fads are short-lived periods of increased interest in a product or fashion.
- Fads are often related to clothing, music and food.
Examples of Trends
- Gadgets
- Teleseryes
- Social networking sites
- Drone technology
- Denim jeans
- Social advocacies
- Business process outsourcing
- Online ticketing
- Cashless transactions
Examples of Fads
- Hula hoop
- Yo-yo
- Virtual Pets
- Pokémon Go
- Loom bands
- Fidget spinners
- Candy crush app
- Lato-lato
- TikTok viral craze
Trend Spotting
- Trend spotting involves understanding how trends develop and affect society.
Trend Analysis
- Trend analysis extends trend spotting to forecast future scenarios.
Trendsetter
- A trendsetter is a person or thing that starts or causes a trend.
Future Trend (Futurist)
- A futurist studies and predicts the future, often based on existing trends.
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Description
This interactive quiz challenges you to match images with jumbled letters and cue words. Each set of pictures provides hints to help you identify key concepts in various fields such as media, ethics, and technology. Test your knowledge and see how well you can connect the visuals with the correct terms!