A) observational learning
B) technical learning
C) cognitive learning
D) apprehensive learning
E) evoked learning
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A) the recruitment of people to talk about products through free samples or discounts before the product is available to the general public and suggestions on what to say and how to approach people about the product
B) advertisements that appear to be information from an independent source
C) the employment of invisible metatags to monitor queries submitted via search engines and using the disguised observations to target consumers with customized ads
D) product and advertising placement in television shows, at sporting events, and in video games
E) advertisements that appear in the form of important account information from firms with an existing business relationship, government notices, sweepstakes prize notices, or checks that are simply discount coupons
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A) marketing concept; societal marketing concept
B) consumer marketing concept; societal marketing concept
C) production concept; marketing concept
D) societal marketing concept; marketing concept
E) product concept; societal marketing concept
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A) disguised format
B) disguised communicator
C) disguised user
D) disguised consumer
E) disguised evaluation
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Multiple Choice
A) buzz marketing
B) viral marketing
C) product placement
D) an advertorial
E) urgent ad-formation
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Multiple Choice
A) the recruitment of people to talk about products through free samples or discounts before the product is available to the general public and suggestions on what to say and how to approach people about the product
B) advertisements that appear to be information from an independent source
C) the employment of invisible metatags to monitor queries submitted via search engines and using the disguised observations to target consumers with customized ads
D) product and advertising placement in television shows, at sporting events, and in video games
E) advertisements that appear in the form of important account information from firms with an existing business relationship, government notices, sweepstakes prize notices, or checks that are simply discount coupons
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Multiple Choice
A) games, toys, and hobbies
B) cereal
C) snacks
D) dairy products
E) restaurants and fast food
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Multiple Choice
A) stimulus distinction
B) stimulus generalization
C) stimulus differentiation
D) stimulus cognition
E) stimulus recognition
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) Product presentations must not encourage children to pressure their parents to buy the products advertised.
B) Ads must not compel children to feel that ownership of a given product will make them more accepted by peers.
C) Product claims must not exaggerate the benefits of the product.
D) Product presentations must not exploit the child's imagination or create unrealistic expectations.
E) Ads must not deliberately attempt to confuse children and make them believe that the advertisement is actually the television show they are watching.
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