Asked by armando
How does advertising use classical conditioning to help sell products?
A.
It trains people to associate the product with positive emotions.
B.
It uses more animals in the advertisements of the products being sold, which pleases most people.
C.
It eliminates the negative aspects of products from commercials.
D.
It appeals only to logic and intellect, and never to emotional content.
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A.
Classical conditioning in advertising pairs a product (initially a neutral stimulus) with positive stimuli (pleasant music, attractive people, happy scenes) so that the product becomes associated with those positive emotions and later elicits them on its own.
B is too narrow/incorrect, C is false (ads may downplay negatives but not by classical conditioning), and D is wrong because classical conditioning relies on emotional associations, not just logic.
Classical conditioning in advertising pairs a product (initially a neutral stimulus) with positive stimuli (pleasant music, attractive people, happy scenes) so that the product becomes associated with those positive emotions and later elicits them on its own.
B is too narrow/incorrect, C is false (ads may downplay negatives but not by classical conditioning), and D is wrong because classical conditioning relies on emotional associations, not just logic.
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