CADS 2000 – Final Exam 120 Questions & Answers (Consumer Behavior, Culture, CSR, Sustainability) 2026

This document contains a comprehensive set of approximately 120 final exam questions and correct answers for CADS 2000, focusing on consumer behavior, cultural frameworks, corporate social responsibility (CSR), and sustainability concepts. It includes a mix of definition-based questions, conceptual explanations, and applied examples, making it an effective study resource for mastering both theoretical and practical aspects of the course. According to the content on pages 1–4, the document begins with cultural foundations, including objective and subjective culture, norms, rituals, and Hofstede’s cultural dimensions. Pages 5–7 focus on consumption theory, covering concepts such as sacred vs. profane consumption, diffusion of innovations, and consumer involvement. The later sections (pages 8–10) emphasize corporate social responsibility, including stakeholder roles, greenwashing, corporate philanthropy, and real-world business examples, providing a strong connection between theory and real-world application. The material aligns closely with academic resources such as Consumer Behavior: Buying, Having, and Being by Michael R. Solomon and Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things by William McDonough and Michael Braungart, reflecting key frameworks used in consumer behavior, sustainability, and business ethics courses. It is particularly useful for understanding how culture and values influence purchasing decisions and how businesses integrate sustainability and ethical practices. This document is suitable for students enrolled in CADS 2000, Consumer Behavior, Sustainability in Fashion, Business Ethics, or Marketing courses. It is especially relevant for undergraduate students in fashion merchandising, business, marketing, and sustainability studies, as well as those preparing for final exams that emphasize cultural theory, consumer decision-making, and corporate responsibility. It can also benefit learners seeking a concise yet thorough review of key concepts in modern consumer and business environments. Keywords: consumer behavior, culture, CSR, sustainability, cultural dimensions, consumer involvement, diffusion of innovations, social norms, corporate responsibility, greenwashing, stakeholder theory, consumption theory, marketing concepts, business ethics, cultural influence