ADV 150 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Radioshack, Louvre Palace, Country Music
29 Nov 2014
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Sandwich in katz"s in new york vs delicateseen restaurant. Two different stetting in pre-oyster bar; apple store in new york compared to the experience in walmart; radioshack in 80s; Baggage affects what we see, how we see and what we expect to see. Guess what would she do after work; a bellman in this hotel in new york earn 100,000 dollars a year. You choose whether to make your self available to info. E. g. ads drawn on tiles on the road. You choose to attend to some stimuli and not others. A woman reading another man"s newspaper; two kids looking at the same direction doesn"t mean that they observe the same things. You interpret info your own way based on your background and field of experience. An election between two parties; if you are prolife, you would see pro-choice advertisement; an apple advertisement. Includes reasoning, abstract thinking, decision making, problem solving etc. learn by watching, reading or experiencing stimuli.
