Test 2 Flashcards

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Advertisers are companies that sponsor advertising for themselves and their products.

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True

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2
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Local advertising is also referred to as retail advertising.

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True

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3
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One of the primary differences between national and local advertisers is that local advertisers plan strategically, while national advertisers think tactically.

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False

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4
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A chain store, like Target, may maintain a completely staffed advertising department consisting of artists, copywriters, and production specialists to handle production, mediaplacement, and marketing support services.

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True

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In a centralized advertising system, the company sets up seperate ad departments for different divisions, subsidiaries, regions, brands, or other categories that suit the company’s needs.

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False

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6
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Advertising agencies do work for the media.

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True

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7
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The straight-fee method of pricing the services of an ad agency is also called the incentive system.

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False

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8
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The music playing when you walk into a store is an example of stimulus.

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True

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9
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According to the theory of operant conditioning, positive reinforcement increases the likelihood of a reinforced behavior.

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True

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10
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Attitude is not the natural extension of learning.

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True

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11
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Reference groups are a network of trusted vendors or clients

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False

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12
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Consumers use physiological screens to organize information received through stimuli.

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False

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13
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To identify markets, marketers group consumers based on different categories: behavioristic, geographic, demographic, and psychographic.

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True

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14
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Marketers rely on demographic segmentation to define population groups by age and ethnicity characteristics.

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True

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15
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In the maturity stage of the product life cycle, the market is growing with competing products.

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True

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A total product concept refers to the prototype model of a product before it goes into production.

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False

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17
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If the supply of a product is stable, but demand for the product increases, the price of the product is likely to decrease.

18
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If the demand of a product drops below the available supply, the price tends to fall.

19
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Booklets, catalogs, brochures, sales kits, and annual reports are examples of personal selling.

20
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Eliseo can purchase the same toilet paper from a variety of stores. This is an example of exclusive distribution.

21
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In the advertising agency business, ______ are people and organizations that provide specialized services.

22
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Rosina always picks up a Bab’s Bagels on her way to work. If the shop she stops at is out of Bab’s Bagels, she skips the bagel and just has coffee. In this instance, she displays _______ for Bab’s bagels through her behavior.

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brand loyalty

23
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The main downside to an in-house ad agency is

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loss of objectivity

24
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The primary reason some advertisers set up a wholly owned in-house ad agency is to

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tighten control over their advertising

25
One of the disadvantages for a company that uses a decentralized advertising department is
focus on what is good for the department rather than what is good for the entire organization.
26
According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs model, what is the highest need?
self-actualization need
27
When Gwendolyn walked into the restaurant, she noticed how the dim lighting made the restaurant feel more romantic. The lighting is an example of a(n)
stimulus
28
What function in a company is used to plan and execute the conception, pricing, promotion, and distribution of its products?
marketing
29
A chain of surfboard retailers sets up stores along the coast. This is an example of _______ segmentation.
Geographic
30
Denzil believes that both Delight Sandwich Bread and Babita Bread are tasty and healthy, and will pay full price to purchase one of those instead of purchasing another brand for a lower price. In this instance, Denzil is a(n)
repertoire user
31
A health food restaurant chain sells its turkey burgers and veggie burgers to health-conscious adults. Additionally, this restaurant modifies its menu depending on the local tastes and preferences of the country where it is located. Which market segmentation strategy does the restaurant employ?
psychographic segementation
32
______ segmentation enables marketers to view people as individuals with feelings and inclinations.
psychographic
33
The ______ refers to the consumer's perception of the product as a bundle of values of utilitarian and symbolic values that satisfy functional, social, psychological , and other wants and needs.
product concept
34
A publisher lowers its price when selling a new book to a retail bookstore in exchange for the bookstore placing the book on the store's "must read" list for the month. This is an example of
a push strategy
35
If products are not revitalized, they will enter the _______ stage of the product life cycle due to obsolescence, new tech, or changing consumer tastes.
decline
36
Macy sells accounting software by meeting with representatives from businesses to discuss their needs and what Macy has to offer. What is this an example of?
personal selling
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A high-end perfume is only sold at a specific chain of department stores. This is an example of ______ distribution.
exclusive
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A clothing company allows customers to purchase its products through its website. This represents ______ distribution.
direct
39
Consumer demand for a whole product category and not just the company's own brand is called _______ demand.
primary
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_______ segmentation is based on variables such as user status, usage rate, purchase occasion, and benefits sought.
behavioristic