The Use of Superlatives Such as "Greatest," "Best," and "Finest

question 38

Multiple Choice

The use of superlatives such as "greatest," "best," and "finest" in advertising would constitute:

• A)an unfair claim.
• B)puffery.
• C)deception.
• D)an affirmative disclosure.
• E)advertising substantiation.

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Definitions:

First Officer

In aviation, the pilot second-in-command of an aircraft, assisting the captain and ready to take over responsibilities if needed.

Flying Too High

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Closed Group

A type of group with fixed membership where entry is restricted to certain individuals.

Social Needs

The human desire for belonging, intimacy, and interpersonal relationships, situated mid-level in Maslow's hierarchy.