In Response to the Argument That Advertising Provides Little Useful

question 100

Multiple Choice

In response to the argument that advertising provides little useful information about product features and functions, proponents say that

• A)emotional significance and lifestyle factors are often more important to a consumer.
• B)today's detailed ads are often overflowing with too much utilitarian information.
• C)brand name is all that really matters to most people.
• D)all relevant facts about a product cannot fit into a single ad.

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