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ADPR 3100 (UGA/Evans) Test #3 COMPREHENSIVE
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The claim that Listerine could cure colds was deemed... -
(ANSWER)deceptive/illegal



Which company in 1975 were forced by the FTC to spend $10 million on
corrective advertising that read, "Contrary to prior advertising, ______________
will not help prevent colds or sore throats or lessen their severity." -
(ANSWER)Listerine



What was a campaign by Listerine in 2005 that caught the eye of the FTC? -
(ANSWER)"Just as good as flossing" claim



Substantiation - (ANSWER)What is measurable or can be proven



Claims have to be.... - (ANSWER)substantiated/backed up (Nissan example)



Deception is to ________ as Puffery is to ________ - (ANSWER)illegal, legal



The claims made by ______ may be false, but they are not really lies because no
one can disprove them & no one can prove them either. - (ANSWER)puffery



Deception is _________ ________________ while Puffery is not _________
_______________ - (ANSWER)legally actionable

, Material = - (ANSWER)impactful to behaviors, attitudes, and beliefs



What year was the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) created? - (ANSWER)1914



Why was the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) created? - (ANSWER)to prevent
unfair competition and to monitor & defer false, fraudulent, misleading, or
deceptive advertising



What is the FTC three part test used to determine? - (ANSWER)Evaluates
deceptive or untruthful advertising



FTC Three Part Test (1983) - (ANSWER)1. There must be representation,
omission, or practice that is likely to mislead the consumer

2. The act or practice must be evaluated from the perspective of a reasonable
consumer

3. The representation, omission, or practice must be material--- this is likely to
affect a consumer's choice or use of a product or service



Product Placement is a form of... - (ANSWER)Artistic Expression (bc of a lack of
claims)



Artistic Expression has what level of constitutional protection? -
(ANSWER)Highest level of free speech

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