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Question 3) Consumer responses to digitization and globalization
The marketing team of EatBetter, a small NGO operating in the Netherlands is trying to
promote healthier eating in young adults. They have designed the following advertisements
that they want to distribute in school cafeterias:

MACHINES DON’T USE MORE FUEL THAN
THEY NEED!

BE LIKE A MACHINE – ONLY EAT WHAT YOU
NEED!




Maria is a very impulsive person, often guided by her emotions. She is hot tempered and
makes decisions based on individual situations. Marc has a very different personality. He is
unemotional, cold, always tries to make decisions rationally. Friends sometimes call him
“Marc – the computer”.

a) Based on what you learned in class and in the readings about Dehumanization Theory,
place Maria and Marc on the continuum below and explain your answer.

Machines Animals


Marc Maria
Marc


The following analysis places Maria and Marc on the continuum of the Dehumanization
Theory. I begin with Maria.

Uniquely human (UH) traits described in the Dehumanization Theory include: refinement,
rationality, logic and maturity which distinguish humans from the related category of
animals. In this case, Maria is emotional, impulsive and makes decisions without logical
thinking. This can be seen as lacking in refinement, rationality and maturity. In other words,
Maria’s UH characteristics are denied to others. If people are perceived as lacking what
distinguishes humans from animals, they should be seen implicitly as animal-like or
animalistic. Maria’s UH characteristics are denied to others so she is therefore associated
with the view of others as animalistic.

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