Why do some people label themselves and others?
Why are people so keen to use labels to describe themselves or others?
Why does branding suffers from such poor branding? How come so many companies treat it as an annoying task, or allow just anyone to do it? What is the psychological explanation of the urge of human beings to classify and put things in categories? Is there a psychological explanation for why humans name things? What is white label? What is branding? What is branding? Why are people more concerned with marks than with gaining knowledge? Why am I so bothered when people label other people sociopaths/psychopaths? Do you believe branding is an analysis and decision making process or essentially an exercise of expression and communication, mostly related to creativity? What annoys you about stereotypes? What is the importance of branding in an organization? Why do people make a big deal over apologizing? Are stereotypes always bad? Why do some people get offended so easily and take everything so personally? What are some examples of a brand identity prism? Why Branded Companies uses Price as their quality criteria to show their products are better than normal products? Why do people use stock logos? Why do people put peoples names in the comments of a post? Is statistics in need of a rebranding? Why or why not? Why are fingerprints different for everyone? Why most of the cosmetic products don't have price tags? Why do Uber drivers care about their ratings? What are stereotypes of drivers of various car brands? Why do people give so much importance to reviews? What are some creative examples of sub-branding for a company's corporate divisions? What is branding clothes? Why is the Dunning-Kruger effect worth naming after people? What stereotypes annoy you the most? Can generative models have label bias? What quality in others makes you want to slap them?