Compared to the lower-class consumer, an upper-class consumer's leisure activities tend to be:
A) more cognitive.
B) less expensive.
C) more time-consuming.
D) more physical.

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Upper-class consumers tend to have more resources and access to intellectual and cultural resources, which can lead to leisure activities that are more cognitive in nature, such as attending lectures, reading literature, and attending cultural events. Lower-class consumers may have fewer resources and more limited leisure opportunities, which can result in leisure activities that are less cognitive and more focused on basic physical needs and entertainment.

Compared to the Lower-Class Consumer, an Upper-Class Consumer's Leisure Activities