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A conditioned stimulus is something that:
 A) does not automatically elicit an involuntary response by itself.
  B) automatically elicits an involuntary response by itself.
  C) stimulates an involuntary response.
  D) does not stimulate several voluntary responses.
  E) creates neural pathways to aid in the formation of schemas.

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In the reactive context, marketers are concerned about establishing global identities to increase sales, differentiate products and services, and attract employees.
 
 Indicate whether the statement is true or false



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Answer to Question 1

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