Why is the above ad an example of ethical advertising?
a.
the ad is an example of the endorsement appeal: a celebrity is in the ad recommending use of the product.
b.
the ad is an example of bandwagon propaganda: it states that “everyone is using this product; so should you! ”
c.
the ad is an example of the loaded words appeal: it contains numerous emotionally charged words to evoke a reaction from the consumer.
d.
the ad lists verifiable characteristics of the product, shows a picture of the product, and avoids making untruthful, discriminatory, and persuasive claims.

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