Ramsey Classroom Chapter 5 video answers

Marketers-- us that we don't belong.

convince

It takes-- to block out what everyone else thinks.

courage

The most logical thing you can know is that you don't make logical--

decisions

The third key question our brains ask is: Does this --good?

feel

When faced with a threat, our brain generally responds in one of three ways: fight,-- , or freeze.

flight

Large retailers are huge targets for--

hackers

We can't make decisions out of --.

impulse

Marketers-- us better than we do.

know

Timing: Is-- the time to buy it?

now

Only buy things-- when your device is connected to a secure Wi-Fi network.

online

Making a purchase has become so easy that spending money is--

painless

Adjust your motive, budget, lifestyle, and-- until you can say yes to all five SMART questions.

patience

Don't buy things or enter your debit card if you're on a free-- network.

public

Motive: Am I buying this for the --reason?

right

The first key question our brains ask is: Am I--

safe

The "S" in HTTPS stands for--

secure

Never-- just to save.

spend

The products you buy tell a-- about you.

story

Companies pay to have their products placed--

strategically

Make sure your passwords are-- and protected.

strong

Talk to yourself in the-- person to distance yourself from impulse purchases.

third

Using an unsecured network opens you up to all kinds of--

trouble

Salespeople are --to convince you to buy.

trained

When you focus on gratitude, it is easier to avoid the--- of comparison.

trap

The prefrontal cortex is like the--- in the driver's seat.

adult

Companies know you're more likely to buy when you're--

afraid

The second key question our brains ask is: Do I--- ?

belong

Research: Is this the-- option, retailer, and price?

best

Affordability: Is this in my-- ?

budget

Think of the amygdala as the screaming--

child

you can take --the back.

power

Self-awareness: Will this add ---to my life?

value

Kids give in to their every--- . Adults learn to say no to themselves in order to gain something greater.

want

--spenders ask, "How much?"

wise