A) Bar of soap
B) Digital camera
C) Refrigerator-freezer combination
D) Yard landscaping
E) Wedding dress
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A) communicate with a firm's target audience.
B) convince customers to make a purchase immediately.
C) convince customers to pay a higher price for a good or service.
D) educate customers about the features of a good or service.
E) persuade customers to try a product category.
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A) individualized
B) direct-response
C) nonpersonal
D) semiotic
E) verbal
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A) encoding;message
B) encrypting;transmission
C) encoding;response
D) decoding;message
E) decoding;transmission
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A) Advertising
B) Sales promotion
C) Encoding
D) Decoding
E) Communication
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A) Encoding
B) Decoding
C) Message
D) Channel
E) Noise
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A) standard learning
B) low-involvement
C) dissonance/attribution
D) habit formation
E) informative processing
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A) determining who will be the source of the communications.
B) the identification and analysis of receivers in the target audience.
C) deciding what feedback level is acceptable.
D) determining what media to use.
E) ascertaining the type of feedback that will be accepted.
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A) The AIDA model
B) The hierarchy of effects model
C) The innovation adoption model
D) The information processing model
E) The integrated information response model
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A) source derogation.
B) counterargument.
C) source bolster.
D) source blockage.
E) message blockage.
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A) hierarchy of effects model
B) AIDA model
C) innovation-adoption model
D) cognitive response model
E) information processing model
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A) negative ad execution thought.
B) source derogation.
C) support argument.
D) counterargument.
E) positive execution thought.
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A) Mature people are more likely to be shown in television than print ads.
B) Some people believe too many people of age 60 and over are used in advertising today.
C) Because the mean age of the population is increasing,you can expect to see more youth-oriented advertising.
D) There have been no successful ad campaigns showing people 60 and over performing age appropriately.
E) The difference between the senders and receivers age can create problems in establishing a common ground.
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A) decoding.
B) feedback mechanisms.
C) response hierarchies.
D) a common ground.
E) fields of experience.
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A) cognitive responses
B) affective responses
C) selective impressions
D) elaborations
E) conative impressions
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A) AIDA
B) hierarchy of effects
C) innovation-adoption
D) adoption response
E) diffusion rate
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A) Encoding mechanisms
B) Decoding mechanisms
C) Feedback
D) Noise filters
E) The channel
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A) Feedback
B) Noise
C) Reciprocity
D) Encoding
E) Reception
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A) Encoding
B) Decoding
C) Feedback
D) Common ground
E) Noise
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A) Encoding
B) Decoding
C) Noise
D) Feedback
E) Transmission
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