Marcel Ray Duriez
So, the question I think you're asking me for this assignment is to use psychology, anthropologies, and sociology. So, I'm going to break down each one into those categories using what is those categories to show why these different videos are conveying convince... and give you reasons why you'd want to view them and be swayed to believe the opinions which are here.
The Whirlpool Every day, care™ Finding Time Commercial
Psychology- A mother expressing to a younger- child that she does not have time to engage in any activities other than what is important as a psychology method- used to give the importance of the moment which she is seeing in front of her which she finds important but the child may not even though the child- is going to be persuaded into thinking that because... of the tone of voice dialect that this is an important matter that what needs to take place. Late night in psychology- shows the mother playing catch with the sun- to show that they are making a bond... it also shows other children engaging in activity which is family originated. In psychology showing that the lack of time off is needed, Elegant appliances show the time is being utilized well by the simplicity of the appliances being shown in the ad.
Anthropologies- Myth folklore and religion- The myth behind us is that time is everlasting time never changes time is just a theory, the myth behind this is the simplicity of the refrigerator that's in the ad that might not be beneficial to everyone's life even though it is convinced that the refrigerator would make one's life better. folklore would be the belief that appliances currently of society need to be exactly what is shown in the add a Whirlpool refrigerator that is double wide. the myth also would be having a baby and exercising the use of pretend as if one person is busier than another in everyday life as a mother or tending to unruly children. Likewise, to make world pool appliances seem as if it would make a mother who is struggling in her social life and everyday routine more simplistic and easier and eloquent, by using the appliance that is seen in the commercial. The argument of finding time is caring gives a mixed message to the viewer, in my opinion, the time is not something that would be important to have with the family that more time should be spent with your appliances.
Sociology- behind the people every day and care, I would imagine going into your family and starting your day you would care about your family regardless of your appliances.
Scientific to this add is- Elements to throw the mind off of what is being sold to engage a person into something that is a waste of time to view in the 1st place using children and the innocence of children to sell a product that has nothing to do with children which is specific to this video using whirlpools an example. What I see that all four of these videos- have in common is trying to get the need of a person to want to buy a product or think that they could not live without... changed their life or give the a-slate of opinion that they'd have to have it, where they could just not move forward with their daily routine of life.
If Carlsberg Did Fitting Rooms1
Psychology- Fun, and games, the state of mind between man and woman, and the difference between the animal of the psyche between the man mind and the female mind of loving the shop. A discontented frustrated young man stands to wait for his girlfriend to change, which is something that every man hates doing but every woman loves. endless nonsensical shopping and trying on clothes that she isn't going to buy or need. The idea of using an attractive woman to lead him into his fantasies is exactly the psychology behind trying to sell a beverage that is used for recreation which is in this case beer.
Anthropologies- Myth folklore and religion- The myth behind this would be using relaxation as the same as using an adult beverage the same as alcoholism a being drunk would be considered the same as relaxation in the game room false advertising. Leading young men and women into alcoholism by trying to tell them that drinking is fun.
Sociology- Attractive women in a profession where she is more or less dressed in attire that makes her look professional and desirable and then you have young men who were nothing more than, deadweight deadbeats looking for an escape in their fantasies with a bunch of attractive women taking care of their desires and handing them something like a beverage hand and foot. On Top of that, it's sexism in this being sexist, demeaning to women.
Scientific to this ad is- I've never viewed this type of beverage before and I have no background in it but I can tell you it's not the most interesting beverage in the world and neither is that style of advertising something that would pull me into wanting to buy this kind of a beer, I'm not one for the adult beverage and I don't see the desire in drinking to the point that you're senseless of going into fantasy.
Honestly- I don't think it gives a healthy- understanding of recreation. Honestly, it's somebody that has to market their product I've been through this myself of how to get somebody interested in buying something that they don't need, being in the art field and also writing books where I'm trying to sell those to people the ideas here are interesting to me because it's using indirect ways to make something direct. Even color the look the people within the video all have something to express and say that's trying to give the need of why you want to buy the product, in my case I would say that I'm trying to sell to a young adult would not be the same as a child even though sometimes using childish ways to get your message across such as the ideas of ‘Family Guy dumbed down with a lot of backstories to explain the front story is everything that you need to do to engage your customer. dumb down regressed thinking in a mind where we're truly just peeing on the customer without the courtesy of calling it to rain. People want to feel like they're walking away with something that they got for free or for the right price, so if you can give him the dumb happy filling of filling that open pleasured that I believe that you've done a good job in your advertisement.
Brands Vietnam | Colgate "Sink Child" Commercial
Psychology- Split videos to get the mind intrigued of what the two objects that you're seeing are trying to give you an iMessage completely different things one walking feet in the sand the other one brushing a teeth young attractive woman with a hair up in a ponytail, one is giving the expression of being trapped the other 2 is given the expression of being free. One is an adult the other is a child that is longing for shelter while somebody else has that shelter and is looking for a home with a young woman who is more likely to take a child in need.
Anthropologies- Myth folklore and religion- All children from this region are starving and hungry and looking for an American home for the American dream to think that the grass is greener on the other side as being an American with a young mother who is going to take care of this child better than what she'd receive where she is at her current country.
Sociology- 2 minutes could change lives, is more than a lie, a minority- of color is automatically a child that is starving. I'm all for helping the other children in hunger regardless of race color ethnicity or background children are children and all children need to be saved and should have a warm happy home, I'm not against adoption either if the parent is suitable and would like to have the child but not be able to stretch their means by bringing another child into this country or doing it where the child is not grateful of being an American.
Scientific to this add is- The rich snobby ideals of the American life, being self-centered and careless about anybody else's needs desires once, versus the innocent pro-trade by a young girl holding a food basket begging for something to eat in a mother to take care of her and talk her in at night.
This had kind of disgusted me in the fact that we still have all kinds of starvation hunger famine and disease when we are so superficial as a country to not aid enough or even take on other countries and make him part of the United States I know that seems like kind of a dumb concept but if we're fighting with them and they're in regress state why not find ways to expand our borders and help the underprivileged.
Tide Plus A Touch of Downy the Princess Dress
Psychology- Dad doing what he can as single, showing love to the child for loving a dress that she will not take off. Only one detergent in the power of tide which has a great reputation and I use myself and it does a wonderful job it's also getting overly expensive by $12.00 a bottle but I do believe in the power of tide so I guess that makes it a little bit specific to myself because- I'm a user of tide myself. Anyway, the psychology in this video is a young child loving her Princess dress showing the young nature of the child being carefree Ann just staining her dress without even worrying about stain removers ever being something that would be needed in the modern world as an adult. Blending two of the Top market detergents gives the insurance of satisfaction.
Anthropologies- Myth folklore and religion- trust and devotions to the product, believing, that the Top-selling brands on the market are going to be the most ideal because- of logos and advertisement, in a false claim, viewer satisfaction reviews.
Sociology- The child and dad pretend, showing the carefree nature of knowing that all stains will be removed from the clothing, even though that might not be the case but yet even in the advertisement it is believed that the 2 detergents together will make the perfect stain remover.
The scientific to this ad is- Who can resist a cute kid? And what makes a melancholy unique and powerful is giving the innocence of the child the love of life and the innocent nature of not knowing what lies ahead in growing up.
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