The Real life.
This phenomenon is used largely by marketing teams and they are successful in applying this.
For example if you saw your neighbours and friends using some products or doing some stuff you too wish the same or when you gone for a super market and saw a product you remember a TV commercial by a famous actor and believe it's true and purchase it.
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