What Are the Three Elements of a Deceptive Claim

question 6

Multiple Choice

What are the three elements of a deceptive claim?

• A) 1) A material representation or fact 2) that does not include a reasonable basis of a claim in an advertisement 3) that may or may not mislead a reasonable consumer
• B) 1) A material misrepresentation or fact 2) that contains generalities or exaggerations 3) that is likely to mislead a reasonable consumer
• C) 1) Generalities or exaggerations 2) related to a material fact 3) that is likely to mislead a consumer, regardless of reasonableness
• D) 1) A material misrepresentation, omission, or practice 2) that is likely to mislead 3) a reasonable consumer
• E) 1) A material misrepresentation, omission, or practice 2) that involves generalities or exaggerations 3) that may or may not mislead a reasonable consumer

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Definitions:

Prior Knowledge

Information and understandings that individuals bring to a new learning experience, influencing how they absorb new information.

Fluid Intelligence

The aspect of intelligence involving the ability to reason quickly and to think abstractly, often seen as the capacity to solve novel problems.

Motor Abilities

Skills related to physical actions and movements, such as coordination, balance, and manual dexterity.

Encouragement

The act of giving support, confidence, or hope to someone.