Answer:
Commercial culture is evident in American society in that self-promotion has begun to take over nonadvertising forms like job searches and marketing medical supplies directly to doctors.
Step-by-step explanation:
Commercial culture refers to the way that advertisements mediate how our society operates day by day, where a great many of our interactions are designed to sell us something and to market or promote a product. Commercial culture is an extension of the commodity-driven nature of our economy and this is evident in how this way of branding and selling has begun to intrude on nonadvertising forms. Job applicants for example need to market and brand themselves now like an advertisement of self-promotion. Medical devices are also marketed to doctors using advertising tactics that are specific to the medical fields. Our relationship with people and things are increasingly framed as advertisements and self-promotions and we try to monetize what was not monetized before.