Some TV Ads Change Sensory Input by Using Silence or Louder

question 107

Multiple Choice

Some TV ads change sensory input by using silence or louder sounds in their ads to generate attention. This is a form of advertising used in order to overcome ________.

• A) sensation
• B) preference for competitive advertisements
• C) sensory adaptation
• D) the just noticeable difference
• E) perceptual blocking

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