A) Lanham Amendment
B) Sherman and Clayton Antitrust Act
C) Wheeler-Lea Amendment
D) Food and Drug Administration Act
E) Consumer Protection Act
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A) materiality.
B) selective exposure.
C) selective retention.
D) puffery.
E) peripheral importance. The third key element to the FTC's definition of deception is materiality.According to the FTC a "material" misrepresentation or practice is one that is likely to affect a consumer's choice or conduct with regard to a product or service.
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A) self-regulation is viewed as a way of limiting government interference in advertising.
B) all clients and agencies are affected by voluntary self-regulation.
C) self-regulation does not require interaction between an agency and a client.
D) self-regulation results in even more stringent regulations than what state and federal agencies want.
E) it is simple and less time consuming.
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A) the Bureau of Economics
B) the Bureau of Compliance
C) the National Advertising Review Board
D) the Bureau of Reconstruction
E) the Trade Regulation Bureau The Bureau of Economics helps the FTC evaluate the impact of its actions and provides economic analysis and support to antitrust and consumer protection investigations and rule makings.
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A) advertisers, advertising review boards, and the cable operators.
B) creative boutiques, copywriters, and consumer panels.
C) consumer panels, advertisers, and agencies.
D) advertisers, advertising agencies, and the media.
E) advertisers, the government, and the television networks.
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A) local
B) national
C) global
D) industry-wide
E) international
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A) the Federal Commission for Substance Abuse Control
B) the Food and Drug Administration
C) the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
D) the Federal Trade Commission
E) the National Association of Attorneys General
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A) Internet Advertising Review Board
B) Internet Retailing Self-Regulation Program
C) Council of Better Business Bureaus
D) Internet-Based Advertising Accountability Program
E) Information Technology Act
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A) The NAD's advertising monitoring program only reviews complaints from local Better Business Bureaus.
B) Advertisers that disagree with the NAD's findings have an automatic right to appeal the NAD's decision to the National Advertising Review Board.
C) The NAD has no authority to direct an advertiser to stop running an ad in case the required substantiating evidence does not support the advertiser's claim.
D) Lawyers at the NAD usually seek help from local advertising agencies to find misleading advertisements.
E) The NAD does not deal with complaints that come from marketers who are threatened by comparative advertising.
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