Brands tend to get most of their money through advertising. For an example, Google makes the most money for advertising. Google makes around 26.8 % of the total digital advertising revenue generated in the U.S. as well as the largest digital ad publisher in the country. (https://www.statista.com)

Advertising is clearly a complex phenomenon. When making ads you got to think about what the people want, will they find this enjoyable, or entertaining, is this something can make a person feel emotions like happiness or sadness. That is where research comes in to help understand what advertising can do the best.

Complex social phenomenon like advertising can be studied many different ways through many different types of research methods. Some method could be qualitative data which is about advertising viewers might take the form of a quote from an interview with an audience member about what they think about the ad. This is one way to see how people react and think about ads they see.

"Social science methods are good for finding out the facts without relying on tradition or authority" (Josee Johnston, Kate Cairns, Shyon Baumann 2016 page 404). This kind of allows researchers to do their own thing, a way to be able to get their own opinion on something.

At the end of the day having effective research can help understand consumer behavior and though on the advertising that is posted, to help the brand build up their success through ads.

As we all know, sociologists are fascinated with the unknown. Sociologists must gather information about the persons attitude and behavior correctly. When they write their report, they must have lots of detail so that other can test their conclusions.

There are many different methods to be used when sociologist do their research. Sociologist actually use more than one method when doing their research, they combined methods. interviews, documents, and or experiments are all different methods used for research.

Common sense is something that can be used to give sociologists information. some common sense is true but not always which is where sociologists need to research to test the validity and accuracy of their ideas. An example: "common sense also tells us that one reason men rape is the revealing clothing that some women wear...common sense can also say men rape because they are sexually depraved" (James M. Henslin 1972 page 36).

There are many research methods that can be used when wanting to find your answer. Some sociologists use the sixth research method to help and gather data for their survey's documents and observations. Others use surveys. Some find a research method and stick to it while others it can depends on capricious events, which is what can lead then towards what research they would want to use.

Most people are alone, or with a group of people they know, it's rare to see someone go up and talk to a stranger, but when you do see it, its normally an older person trying to start some little talk with someone.

It's always so awkward, or quiet. But when you have those more outgoing people in your group the space can always feel welcoming or fun. My boyfriend for an example he is the complete opposite of me, he is very talkative loud outgoing, always trying to get people to smile even if he doesn't know them.

The coffee shop/Starbucks that is by my house tends to get more teenagers/highschoolers. Races varieties but seems its right by a high school during the week lots of highschooler sit in groups outside and inside talking and studying with each other.

Most people think of themselves or each other as "self". But Cooley, Mead, and Goffman think otherwise. These three are major sociological thinkers who developed the idea of a social sense of self: Symbolic interactionism. Symbolic interactionism- a theoretical perspective that emphasizes how our social world is created through our everyday relationships and interactions. This is something that happens over time through material culture. Sociologists have shown how our sense of self and identity are socially constructed.

Things we buy isn't just things. We as people look and view other at the stuff people buy/wear/have. When walking around if you see someone wear Gucci or Gold or something you know is a lot, in your head you view that person as maybe rich or has a good job at least. We are the things we buy. We buy things to look cool or feel better about our self. We buy our sense of self through brands, that's why we are socially constructed.

Meeting new people, we always have our own thoughts about them before even getting to know them. Us as people seek to acquire information about someone we just met.

Information about someone helps build an understanding of who this person real is, it helps the situation, so you know how to act in front of said person you just met. You can find things about people by; looking at them, what they wear, how they talk, body language, and or communicating.

There are two kinds of communication, expression given and expression given off a nonverbal way of communicating, examples can be like hand gestures or head nodding. The other way of communicating is talk of course.

At the end of the day, people will always have assumption about the ones around them, it's your choice if you want to try and control the impression you give others during any situation.

I felt cool, I wasn't getting made fun of for "the green bubble" anymore and I could pretty much find a phone case for my phone anywhere. At the time it was great, but as time went on, the phone just started to suck, it wasn't lasting like I wanted it too, and everyone started upgraded to the newest, so I was suck with the iPhone 12 and everyone was at like I don't know the 15 or something.

I got a new phone like a few months ago, Samsung. I just came to the conclusion who cares. I rather have a phone that is going to last and work better than have a phone that makes me "feel cool" beside Samsung new phone kind of look like iPhone now so you know I can still get away with it, just saying.

Starbucks is good with adaption, whether through new drink offerings Through its constant innovation or technology like mobile ordering, Starbucks exemplifies the adaptability required in free enterprise. This let consumers learn about the importance of embracing change and the idea of technology evolving.

Starbucks not only serves coffee but also imparts lessons about consumption patterns, contemporary life, and the dynamics of the free market.

Fast food should be a part time starting out job, a way to get your foot in the door. People should not be trying to make careers/a living out of these types of jobs.

I am actually upset that fast food gets paid more than I do. I make $17 an hour, and I believe some fast food get at least $19, I think it's kind of crazy. I see grown people at Starbucks, which was supposed to be for teens I thought, but I mean they are getting paid like $25 an hour so I'm not surprised.

I get that things are getting expensive, which is why everything is going up, but that's where you should go and look for a real job then. Go to college get a business degree or something don't spend your life at fast food when you can have a way better paying job.

QSC; quality, service, and cleanliness. This is something many companies use like McDonalds to achieve rules that are set. Getting the cooperation of workers is never enough to make sure the company (Mcdonalds) is running smooth. Mcdonalds sets an example that most companies want for a good speedy service.

Most people are scared of being poor, I know I am. The idea of struggling, paycheck to paycheck. Some people can get jobs, especially with the way things are today, it's so hard to even get expected. Everywhere is hiring but doesn't hire.

Where I am working right now, we are so low on staff, but yet can't seem to hire, even though we've had application open for months, makes no sense. Everyone wants to be rich, not everyone can. I do hope that I can at least live a good life, even if I'm just middle class, better than nothing.

There are three trends that are part of this shift between two ages...

First trend; The shorthand of "globalization"

Second trend; new stage of technology development.

third trend; moving us between two ages is a long-term spiritual; and psychological reorientation.

In today's world this is stuff that we are already seeing in our world, therefore he is right with saying that we could be between two ages. this is a one in a lifetime thing that we as people are seeing.