A) Word of Mouth Marketing Association's ethics code
B) Council of Better Business Bureaus
C) American Association of Advertising Agencies' Creative Code
D) TARES Test of Ethical Advertising
E) Federal Trade Commission
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A) social-versus-economic debate
B) competitive-versus-market power debate
C) personal-versus-corporate debate
D) personal-versus-social debate
E) shape-versus-mirror debate
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A) Bureau of Alcohol,Tobacco,and Firearms
B) Federal Communications Commission
C) U) S.Postal Service
D) National Advertising Division
E) Food and Drug Administration
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A) Customs can be stronger than laws.
B) Customs are easily identified and explained.
C) Customs are basically the same around the world.
D) Customs have little impact on the effectiveness of advertising.
E) Only natives of a culture can ever understand local customs.
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A) morals
B) ethics
C) laws
D) regulations
E) beliefs
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A) Valentine v.Chrestensen
B) Warner-Lambert v.FTC
C) 44 Liquormart,Inc.v FTC
D) Nike v.FTC
E) Cincinnati v.Discovery Network
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A) Stereotypes of "dirty old men" are not allowed in any advertising.
B) The National Advertising Division determined the ad was distasteful and disallowed it from being aired on television.
C) Not all advertising is given the same protection under the First Amendment of the Constitution.
D) The media can reject ads that violate their standards of good taste.
E) The behavior portrayed by the old man did not reflect the real behavior of the individual involved.
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A) substitution is necessary
B) demonstration uses puffery
C) advertiser indicates that substitutes are used in the demonstration
D) consumer knows substitutes are used in the demonstration
E) demonstration falsely upgrades the consumers' perception of the advertised brand
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A) norm
B) reference group
C) symbol
D) perception
E) stereotype
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A) consent decrees
B) cease-and-desist orders
C) incarceration
D) corrective advertising
E) consumer redress
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A) consumer activist groups
B) industry groups
C) government agencies
D) federal regulators
E) professional oversight groups
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A) Lanham Act
B) Wheeler-Lea Amendment
C) National Advertising Review Council
D) Pure Food and Drug Act
E) Magnuson-Moss Warranty
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A) Pure Food and Drug Act
B) Wheeler-Lea Amendment
C) Lanham Act
D) Federal Trade Commission Act
E) FTC Improvement Act
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A) puffery
B) mission advertising
C) demand creation
D) comparative advertising
E) claim advertising
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