The Beef Council Promoted a Series of Ads in Which

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Multiple Choice

The Beef Council promoted a series of ads in which the tagline was "Beef-it's what's for dinner." The purpose of these ads was to encourage the audience to eat more beef. This type of ad is

• A) a reminder institutional ad.
• B) a pioneering institutional ad.
• C) a product institutional ad.
• D) a competitive institutional ad.
• E) an advocacy ad.

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Definitions:

Republican Party

A major political party in the United States known for its conservative positions on economic and social issues.

Institutionalized Power

Power that is established, maintained, and recognized by societal norms and institutions, often embedded in laws, traditions, and organizational structures.

Legitimate Power

Authority that is recognized and accepted by others within an organizational or societal structure, often based on a person's role or position.

Public Opinion

The distribution of views, beliefs, or sentiments held by the general population regarding issues, policies, or actions.