BU111 Social Factors Finals Prep

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What are Elements of Social Factors?

Customs, Habits, Values/Attributes, Demographic Characteristics

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An example of Demographic Characteristics is women having to think twice about taking an Uber and how to get home from the bar.

True

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Social Factors consider:

How you spend your time

How you spend your free time

How you spend your money

True

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What are Demographics?

The study of human populations and cohorts

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What are cohorts?

Homogeneous groups within the larger population

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Why are Demographics Important?

They are a powerful predictor of behaviour, trends, and preferences, providing certainty and simplicity through age data, and helping predict supply and demand for environmental and human resource decisions.

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What does studying demographics show?

How to achieve success in the future, trying to determine what people want

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What are things to look like in demographics? (Consider the “four pillars”)

Cohort size, Cohort characteristics, Cohort participation, Future and Trends

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A bigger cohort is _________, but can be _______ too.

more attractive, negative

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Factors that can affect the size of cohorts are the fertility rate

False

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Factors that can affect the size of cohorts are the fertility rate and the death rate

True

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What does the size of cohort mean?

Number of people in each age group

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What happens when the Baby Boomers leave the workforce?

Crisis of Leadership because they are leaving the important leadership roles within their field.

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Which years correspond to the WWI Generation, also called the Lost Generation?

1883 – 1900

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Which years correspond to the Greatest Generation, or the “Roaring Twenties”

1901 – 1927

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Which years correspond to the Silent Generation, or the “Depression Babies”

1928 – 1945

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Which years correspond to the Baby Boomer generation?

1946 – 1964

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Which years correspond to Generation X?

1965 – 1980

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Which years correspond to Millennials, also called Generation Y?

1981 – 1996

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Which years correspond to Generation Z?

1997 – 2012

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Which years correspond to Generation Alpha, also know as Gen X?

2013 – 2025

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<p>What does the bulge represent?</p>

What does the bulge represent?

The Baby Boomers

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What is the Sandwich Generation?

When the middle generation is caring for both their parents and children at the same time

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What are Implications of the Baby Boomers?

An increase in the care that is needed, and an increase in the number of vulnerable seniors

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What implications does the Sandwich Generation face?

Financial, emotional, time pressures, and burnout

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What are factors that determine characteristics?

Economics, Technology, World Events/News, and Parenting

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What are characteristics that determine the factor Economics?

Values ad Priorities

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What are characteristics that determine the factor Technology?

Lifestyle

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What are characteristics that determine the factor World Events/News?

Habits (digital and other)

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What are characteristics that determine the factor Parenting?

Mindset

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What are implications to consider with economics?

How to attract, retain, retain, and motivate

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What are implications to consider with technology?

What makes a product appealing

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What are implications to consider with world events/news?

How to attract consumers

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What are implications to consider with parenting

How much they spend and what they spend on

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What does economics consider?

How much to spend, how we acquire stuff, and how much we spend on stuff

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Why do people who experienced the depression hoard?

Because they have already lost so much, they want to hold onto what they can

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Why’s is technology important?

Because of its availability, all that it can do, and the access that it provides people

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How has technology impacted students life in residence?

Now, when you want to see someone, you just text them to meet up

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How has technology affected childhood?

Kids used to play outside together, now they play together on video games

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How has a world event, like covid 19 had impacts on a cohort like Gen Z?

It made them uncomfortable with face-to-face interactions and increased anxiety due to the unpredictable nature of not knowing what will happen

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How did Covid-19 impact communication?

It increased reliance on digital communication methods like texting, video calls, and social media

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Did 9/11 impact communication or world view?

Only world view was affected-it influenced worldview by increasing awareness of security, global politics, and safety concerns

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How has parenting involved in relation to children’s education?

Parents are trying to be much more involved with communication with children’s professors now than they used to be

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What is the problem with “Helicopter” or “Bulldozer” parents?

Kids never learn to figure things our for themselves

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How has parenting evolved over the past few generations?

Parents used to be must more hands off “go figure it out yourself”, and now there are many more helicopter parents.

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How has attracting consumers changed across generations?

Other generations watch tv with commercials and read the paper, current generations focus on streaming and social media

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What should be considered when you are trying to attract employees?

Factors such as values, priorities, lifestyle, habits, mindset, and the technological and economic environment of the target cohort

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What motivates the current generation of employees?

Recognition for what they have accomplished

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When retaining employees, they want to be _________. Current generations ________ mind numbing jobs for lots of money.

challenged, don’t want

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Current generations want to be challenged, but previous generations wanted________>

to just have a job

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Current generations are more ___________.

Environmentally Conscious

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Why are Social Factors important?

Customers come from society, and their wants and needs impact the market

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What is an example of Social Factors?

In some countries they shop in bulk to last for weeks/months, but in others they visit a market almost daily for their goods

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The way managers run their business varies based on their ________.

Social Experience

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Gen Z _______.

Is digitally savvy

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Gen Z values ________.

uniqueness

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Gen Z wants ________.

a brand that means something

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Gen Z is likely to _______.

have several careers

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Gen Y/millenials ___________.

are digitally savvy

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Gen Y/millenials prefer __________.

Quality>Brand

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Gen Y/millenials want __________.

authenticity

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Gen Y/millenials __________.

will change jobs

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Gen X _______.

prefers to do research online but buy in person

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Gen X ________.

is brand loyal

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Gen X wants ________.

Flexible Work

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Gen X wants ________.

a perfect career

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Baby Boomers ________.

prefer in person transactions

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Baby Boomers prefer ________.

Long hours in office

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Baby Boomers _________.

Want one career at one company

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At work, Gen Z wants ___________.

Feedback and recognition

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At work, Gen Z wants ___________.

Civic Minded tasks

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At work, Gen Z wants ___________.

Competitive wages and benefits

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At work, Gen Z wants ___________.

Work-life balance

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What should be considered when understanding cohorts and customer segments?

What they can afford, Where you can sell, Messaging design, Feasability of Tech design

Pain Points, Priorities, When/How/Why they will use the product, Product design, Marketing design

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What is an implication of the aging Baby Boomer population?

Increasing strain on pension and healthcare, as well as potential for labour shortages

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What are implications of the growing ethnic composition?

Many consumers having difficulty interacting with marketplace

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Why are immigrants younger and more likely to live in the city than the average Canadian

Because younger individuals are more likely to migrate for education, work, and career opportunities, and cities provide more economic, social, and cultural resources, making them attractive places for new immigrants to settle.

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What are implications of single-family households?

Lost economies of scale in living and shopping