A) internalization
B) identification
C) compliance
D) repositioning
E) comprehension
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A) qualitative media effect
B) quantitative media effect
C) media mix effect
D) promotional mix influence
E) self-paced effect
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A) conclusion drawing
B) a fear appeal
C) a refutational appeal
D) a humorous appeal
E) an affective conclusion
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A) present only arguments favoring the advertiser's position
B) put the strongest arguments at the end of the message
C) inoculate the target audience against a competitor's counterclaim
D) increase the level of counterarguing
E) are easily understood
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A) illegal in the United States
B) used primarily by industry leaders
C) used more by brands with a smaller market share
D) never used by market leaders
E) primarily nonverbal in nature
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A) A company is a market leader with high market share.
B) A company is a market leader and is concerned about a new,small company entering the market.
C) A company wants to promote its brand to loyal users of a major competitor.
D) A company with a new brand wants to position that brand against established brands and thus enter the customers' evoked set.
E) All of the above are conducive to the use of comparative advertising.
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A) actress Sarah Michelle Geller in Revlon commercials
B) Writers' Digest magazine
C) the organization in Orlando to promote tourism
D) Tiger Woods
E) all of the above
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A) comparative
B) irrational
C) humor
D) fear
E) nonverbal
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A) primacy effect
B) recency effect
C) sleeper effect
D) credibility effect
E) compliance hierarchy
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A) confrontational advertising
B) two-sided advertising
C) comparative advertising
D) a recency appeal
E) refutational advertising
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A) gain consumers' attention
B) confuse consumers
C) distract consumers
D) get consumers to engage in more simplistic processing
E) distract consumers from the negative aspects of the product
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A) persuasiveness,primacy effect and refutational appeal
B) creativity,source clutter and sleeper effect
C) likeability,believability and popularity
D) sincerity,simplicity and superhuman capabilities
E) assertiveness,aggressiveness and accomplishments
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A) one-sided
B) functional
C) emotional
D) refutational
E) slice-of-life
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A) Information received from personal influence channels is generally more persuasive than information received from the mass media.
B) Personal channels of communication offer more flexibility than nonpersonal channels.
C) Personal channels of communication can be easily adapted to fit the needs of the receiver.
D) Personal channels of communication can respond to objections raised by consumers.
E) All of the above.
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A) Celebrities cannot draw attention to advertising messages in a cluttered media environment.
B) The respect,popularity or admiration a celebrity enjoys may carry over to the product she or he endorses.
C) Celebrities may be unable to enhance the target audience's perceptions of the products' image or performance.
D) Consumers may focus attention on the celebrity and not attend to the product and advertising message.
E) The celebrity may be overexposed and not have the recognizability that is desired.
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A) celebrity expertise
B) meaning transfer
C) celebrity popularity
D) endorsement shift
E) consumer-celebrity merging
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A) cattle feed
B) bricks
C) azalea bushes
D) biscuit mix
E) lipstick
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A) power
B) compliance
C) expertise
D) similarity
E) attractiveness
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A) Accenture
B) Bear Sterns
C) Gillette
D) Buick
E) Nike
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A) primacy effect
B) recency effect
C) sleeper effect
D) credibility effect
E) compliance hierarchy
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