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    Pre-tests include both concept ads and finished ads that have not yet been deployed or been evaluated and measured. In the concept test‚ the ad has not yet been created or is in an intermediary state of completion. It might be in storyboard form‚ live-action rough form‚ or exist as an animatic. The consumer might be able to offer some suggestions and reactions about the message and execution‚ but often is constrained by his or her inability to visualize the ad in the final version. The consumer

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    The intervention program is called facilitated free play. The authors of the article are Yan Li‚ Robert J. Coplan‚ Yuemin Wang‚ Jingtong Yin‚ Jingjing Zhu‚ Zhuqing Gao and Linhui Li. The type of approach is client centered. The disorder areas include selective mutism because the participants exhibit extreme shyness. The program is designed for adolescents‚ however‚ the specific population for this study was 4-5 year-old Chinese boys and girls in the Shanghai public elementary school system. According

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    instead of going through the long creative process of making a new ad‚ we will be taking the Date Nite ad from Disney Land and repurposing it to fit the updated version of the park. The Date Nite advertisement will provide for an original and entertaining advertisement that would be a quirky update from Disney’s current line of advertisements. Although‚ the ad was successful for its time‚ however it is no longer the 1940’s and for this ad to survive past its completion‚ it will need a major face lift

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    Go With This‚ or Go With That: The Success of the Kia Soul Ad Campaign Abstract In the current post-2008 recovering economic climate‚ marketing budgets are tight‚ and now‚ more than ever‚ it is vital that advertising is effective and able to justify the investment required. This paper explores the recent Kia Soul hamster commercial series‚ and analyzes why they work: what elements of appeal‚ target market‚ and defining attributes have ensured their success. By anticipating trends‚ focusing

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    In the reading‚ Free Speech policy has been brought back to the attention as the UC regents would like to prevent the students from prejudice. The new policy proposed was reprimanded by some regents and Jewish group as it seems too weak and the issue has gone way too far. It brings national attention to UC on how to make the universities’ environment more welcoming for multicultural students. Also with the emergence of social media‚ it is easy for students to broadcast their racist views. Universities

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    Dove Ad Campaign The image of beauty has been burned into the minds of young adults in this generation through magazines and radio. However‚ in the last decade with the uprising of social media‚ internet‚ and television; the definition of beauty is being redefined. With these new social mediums arising‚ marketing campaigns are becoming more aggressive and targeting a younger audience and influencing their ideas of who they are. Marketing campaigns show only the most beautiful and attractive actors

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    Toyota Corolla Ad Analysis Rough Draft In this commercial a cat gets to ride in a new 2013 Toyota Corolla because it has a hurt paw and its owner had to take it to the vet in the new car to get checked out. So the cat immediately becomes love struck by the feeling of the car and how nice it looks inside. So‚ because the cat loves the feeling of the brand new car and just wants to be inside the car‚ it realizes that the only way it will be able to get inside and take a ride is to keep getting

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    The word “free” is something everyone likes to hear because it means they can receive what they want without having to pay to obtain it therefore profiting. However‚ nothing is truly free because if one individual doesn’t pay then another will have to in his place. It’s how our world works‚ as well as the economy! The same goes for college‚ everyone one would agree that free college sounds amazing! With free college all those loans could be avoided leading to a happier‚ debt free life‚ right? While

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    Evaluate Food Ads Targeted at Children Marketing food and drinks to children these days occurs with more than just a few television ads. It involves displays at grocery stores and packaging that directs them to websites where they can play games‚ win prizes or send e-cards to a friend. Parents also play a big role when it comes to the types of foods because they have seen products on shelves and on TV and they introduce them to their child so they would like it; SpongeBob items and etc. As a result

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    WORD COUNT: 683 “Free the Mind” is an episode with a self-explanatory title. This documentary is about freeing the mind from post-traumatic stress and attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder using various treatment methods‚ such as meditation‚ yoga and breathing exercises. This episode features Richard Davidson‚ a world-leading neuroscientist from the University of Wisconsin. Richard spends every day examining the nature of consciousness shown in our physical bodies‚ the nature of stress and anxiety

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