A) visibility
B) attractiveness
C) expertise
D) trustworthiness
E) congruity
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A) Signal theory
B) Habituation theory
C) Dual coding theory
D) Multiple store theory
E) Prospect theory
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A) visual information as an exact representation of a scene.
B) auditory information as an exact representation of a sound.
C) olfactory information as an exact representation of a smell.
D) gustatory information as an exact representation of a taste.
E) tactile information as an exact representation of a touch.
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A) categorization
B) schema
C) script
D) expectation
E) facilitation
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A) specimen
B) exemplar
C) archetype
D) script
E) stereotype
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A) lateralization
B) stimulation
C) expectation
D) sensitization
E) habituation
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A) sensitization
B) distinction
C) habituation
D) rumination
E) comprehension
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A) exemplar
B) prototype
C) stereotype
D) script
E) archetype
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A) It has limited capacity.
B) It has unlimited duration.
C) It is considered to be preattentive.
D) It uses semantic coding to store information.
E) It uses the same distinctive mechanism for different sensory information.
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A) Expertise
B) Congruity
C) Visibility
D) Attractiveness
E) Simplicity
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A) A customer tasting a new brand of pasta
B) A customer listening to a new audio in the market
C) A customer smelling a new brand of perfume
D) A customer watching a new video game in the market
E) A customer touching a new brand of bath towels
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Multiple Choice
A) The fuzzy trace theory of memory
B) The multicomponent model of working memory
C) The dual coding theory of memory
D) Baddelay's model of working memory
E) The multiple store theory of memory
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A) Less-intelligent consumers tend to comprehend messages more accurately than intelligent consumers as they put in more effort in the comprehension process.
B) Highly involved consumers tend to pay less attention to messages as they are too involved with their own things.
C) High levels of familiarity always increases consumer comprehension as consumers are more inclined toward the familiar.
D) Consumers' beliefs of what will happen in a future situation have an impact on their comprehension of the environment.
E) Consumers who are left-brain dominant tend to be visual processors often favoring images for verbal communication.
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