The Explains That the Reason Consumers Forget Their Initial Negative

question 19

Multiple Choice

The explains that the reason consumers forget their initial negative feelings toward a source yet remain influenced by the message is simply a function of time; the link between the source and the product is broken in the consumer's mind after a period of time.

• A) availability- valence hypothesis
• B) oblivescence theory
• C) cognitive processing effect
• D) dissociative cue hypothesis
• E) cued- forgetting hypothesis

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