広告で衝動買い?3歳児との驚きのスーパー体験
- hokkaido25glocal
- 2024年7月4日
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更新日:2024年7月7日

この記事は「普通」って何?30年信じていたことが6時間で覆されそうになった経験の続きです。
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I have experienced firsthand how powerful advertisements can affect kids' minds. One day, I took my son, who was about three years old, to a supermarket. He rarely asked me to buy anything, but that day he made an exception. He asked me to buy a snack, a type of potato chip called Pringles. I had never bought this product for him before, so I was curious why he wanted it.
I asked, “Why do you want it? Have you had this snack before? I don’t think you have.” He replied, “I saw a commercial on TV. Everyone seemed to be really enjoying eating the chips.” We don't watch much TV at home, but even one or two exposures to the ad had already made him want the product.
This experience made me truly realize the impact advertisements have on children. I had known this in theory, but this experience convinced me of its reality.
英語 | 日本語の意味 | 発音 | 語源 |
firsthand | 直接の、実際の | ˈfɜːrstˌhænd | "first" = 最初の, "hand" = 手、直接 |
exception | 例外 | ɪkˈsɛpʃən | ex(外) + cept(取る) = (例外として)取り出す |
exposure | 露出、さらされること | ɪkˈspoʊʒərz | ex(外) + pos(置く) = さらす |
convince | 確信させる、納得させる | kənˈvɪns | con(完全に) + vince(勝つ、説得する) = 証明する、説得する |
I have experienced firsthand
how powerful advertisements can affect kids' minds.
One day, I took my son, who was about three years old,
to a supermarket.
He rarely asked me to buy anything,
but that day he made an exception.
He asked me to buy a snack,
a type of potato chip called Pringles.
I had never bought this product for him before,
so I was curious why he wanted it.
I asked,
“Why do you want it?
Have you had this snack before?
I don’t think you have.”
He replied,
“I saw a commercial on TV.
Everyone seemed to be really enjoying eating the chips.”
We don't watch much TV at home,
but even one or two exposures to the ad
had already made him want the product.
This experience made me truly realize
the impact advertisements have on children.
I had known this in theory,
but this experience convinced me of its reality.
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