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6 years ago
Discuss three ethical issues in advertising.

Question 2

Compare and contrast the various methods or options for dealing with missing data in analyses.

Question 3

What value does contextual advertising bring to marketers?
 a. It refines how display ads are targeted based on the way the user runs the search.
  b. It is cheaper than the other forms of paid search.
  c. It allows display ads to appear in paid search while bypassing the AdWords auction process.
  d. All of these are correct.

Question 4

In the FTC's Green Guides, claims such as environmentally friendly or safe for the environment would fall into which of the four general recommendations?
 a. Make Specific Claims.
  b. Reflect Current Disposal Options.
  c. Make Substantive Claims.
  d. Make Supportable Claims.
  e. None of the above.

Question 5

Item nonresponse is a source of nonsampling error that arises when a respondent agrees to an interview but refuses, or is unable, to answer specific questions.
 a. True
  b. False
 Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Question 6

Google's Ad Rank depends on:
 a. The highest keyword bid, the Quality Score, and the Rank Brain score.
  b. The CPC, the Quality Score, and the expected impact from extensions.
  c. The bid for each keyword, the relevance of the ad, and use of extensions.
  d. All of these are correct.

Question 7

Which of the following is NOT a general recommendation offered to marcom practitioners for making appropriate environmental claims?
 a. Only make environmental claims that your competitors cannot make.
  b. Make specific claims.
  c. Reflect current disposal options.
  d. Make substantive claims.
  e. Make supportable claims.

Question 8

The use of scanner technology to read responses on paper surveys and to store these responses in a data file is called optical scanning.
 a. True
  b. False
 Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Question 9

Each of the following is a factor that affects a company's Ad Rank EXCEPT the:
 a. amount of the flat fee paid to Google for using the AdWords platform.
  b. bid for each keyword.
  c. relevance of the ad and website links to the user who performed the search.
  d. expected impact from ad extensions.

Question 10

Which of the following is NOT one of the guides for environmental claims promulgated by the Federal Trade Commission?
 a. Qualifications and disclosures should be sufficiently clear and prominent to prevent deception.
  b. Claims should not be targeted to children.
  c. Claims should make clear whether they apply to the product, the package, or a component of either.
  d. Claims should not overstate an environmental attribute or benefit, either expressly or by implication.
  e. Comparative claims should be presented in a manner that makes the basis for the comparison sufficiently clear to avoid consumer deception.
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6 years ago
Answer to #1

The chapter covered several ethical issues in advertising, and students can discuss any three of the following:
1 . Advertising is Untruthful and Deceptive. Deception occurs when an advertisement falsely represents a product, and consumers believe the false representation. While some advertising is deceptive, it would be naive to assume the most advertising is deceptive.
2 . Advertising is Manipulative. Critics claim that advertising has the power to influence people to do things they would not do if they were not exposed to advertising. However, people are aware that attempts are being made to persuade or influence them, and they have the cognitive capacity to resist efforts to motivate them in a direction they wish not to be moved. However, communicators can influence consumers.
3 . Advertising is Offensive and in Bad Taste. Critics contend that advertisements sometimes are insulting to human intelligence, vulgar, and generally offensive to the tastes of many consumers.
4 . Advertising Creates and Perpetuates Stereotypes. Critics claim that advertising tends to portray certain groups in a very narrow and predictable fashion. While advertising may be guilty of perpetuating stereotypes, it would be unfair to blame advertising for creating these stereotypes, which, in fact, are perpetuated by all elements of society.
5 . People Buy Things They Do Not Really Need. Advertising may influence consumer tastes and encourages them to undertake purchases they may not otherwise make, but this criticism is a value-laden judgement because who is to say what anyone else needs?
6 . Advertising Plays on People's Fears and Insecurities. Some advertisements appeal to the negative consequences of not buying and using certain products, and certainly some advertising attempts to influence consumer behavior by appealing to negative emotions.

Answer to #2

Several methods or options exist, including (1) reporting missing information as a separate category, (2) eliminating the case with missing information from all analyses, (3) eliminating the case with missing information from only analyses using variables with missing information, (4) substituting values for the missing items, and (5) contacting the respondent again. The fifth option, contacting the respondent again, is the best way to get the data in the respondent's own words but might not be the most viable, especially if the data were provided anonymously. The four remaining options have pros and cons but be reminded, if data is harder to get, eliminating data collected becomes more difficult to justify.

Answer to #3

a

Answer to #4

A

Answer to #5

TRUE

Answer to #6

b

Answer to #7

A

Answer to #8

TRUE

Answer to #9

a

Answer to #10

B
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6 years ago
Now I'm convinced to ask more questions Slight Smile
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