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biggirl4568

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What types of programs have made product placements the norm on television?
 a. soap operas and reality shows
  b. sitcoms and quiz shows
  c. police/legal dramas and family dramas
  d. animated shows and action/adventure shows

Question 2

Logan loves Chipotle Mexican Grill. He views it as being socially responsible and loves the food. The other day he read in the paper that several people got sick from E. coli from Chipotle Mexican Grill restaurants. The article also detailed safety measures Chipotle was instituting to prevent this from happening again. Logan would expect nothing less from Chipotle. He feels confident that Chipotle will institute highly effective safety measures. This is most likely an example of ______________.
 A) information analysis
  B) selective retention
  C) perceptual selection
  D) selective perception
  E) selective distortion



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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