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Ethical questions are likely to arise when an advertiser presents its message is such a way that creates false beliefs.

True

The primary criticism of using psychological appeals in advertising is that they tend to make consumers want to spend more money than they can afford.

False

As a group, consumers have very similar interests and therefore have similar goals and expectations.

False

Consumerism is a social movement seeking to augment the rights and powers of buyers in relation to sellers.

True

One way that the industry body Advertising Standards Canada (ASC) encourages self-regulation is through the administration of the Canadian Code of Advertising Standards.

True