When a Consumer Views an Ad for a Favorite Product

question 38

Multiple Choice

When a consumer views an ad for a favorite product, prior experiences with this product are likely to be primed or activated from memory. This is an example of:

• A) the organizational principles of long-term memory
• B) the encoding-specificity principle of long-term memory
• C) the association principle of long-term memory
• D) the limited-capacity principle of long-term memory
• E) None of the above is correct.

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