Some Commercials Often Serve Up "Visual Extravaganzas" with Eye-Popping Images

question 233

Multiple Choice

Some commercials often serve up "visual extravaganzas" with eye-popping images and vivid graphics. The goal of such ads is

• A) to associate a product with an idealized image or lifestyle.
• B) to appeal to consumers who are skeptical of advertising.
• C) to stand out against the background of media clutter.
• D) to promote popular culture.

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