Children often achieve ____ by observing parents and older siblings in purchase situations and then through their own purchase experiences.

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Consumer socialization refers to how individuals learn to become consumers and acquire the skills and knowledge necessary to participate in the marketplace. Children can learn through observation and experience, including through their parents and older siblings, which can shape their own attitudes and behaviors towards purchasing. Personality, role identification, social class, and attitude formation can all be influenced by consumer socialization, but they do not fully encapsulate the process of learning to become a consumer.

Children Often Achieve ____ by Observing Parents and Older Siblings