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What is the
Had Sell
technique in advertising?
It is an
aggressive
advertising method that is short and loud.
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What is the purpose of the
Had Sell technique
?
It is used in awareness-raising campaigns.
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What does "
Demonstrative Action
" refer to in advertising?
It refers to showing the product being used in the advert.
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What is a "
Lops
" in advertising?
A small
recognizable
design used on products and promotional materials.
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How does a "
Lops
" become associated with a product?
Through
repetition
over time.
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What is the "
Modeag Address
" in advertising?
It is the way the advert communicates its message to the audience.
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What
elements are included in the "
Modeag
Address"?
Use of
informal
or formal language and direct address.
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What does "intertextuality" mean in advertising?
It
refers
to when one
text's
meaning
appears in another
context
.
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What are "
nostalgic references
" in advertising?
References that evoke memories and emotions related to the past.
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What is "Product Endorsement"?
It is the
use
of
celebrities
and organizations to
sell
a
product
or
raise
awareness.
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How can an
audience
be influenced by a
product endorser
?
They may be convinced by the endorser to buy the product or listen to the
message
.
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What is a "
Unique Selling Point
" (
USP
) in marketing?
It is an element that makes the product different from its competitors.
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Why is a
Unique Selling Point
important in marketing?
It helps to
differentiate
the product from competitors.
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What is the first concept in the Media Studies Framework mentioned?
Representation
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What does the term "Representation" refer to in media studies?
It refers to how media portrays and constructs reality.
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What is the second concept in the Media Studies Framework?
Stereotypes
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How do stereotypes function in media representation?
Stereotypes
simplify and generalize characteristics of
groups
or individuals.
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What is the third concept in the Media Studies Framework?
Construction
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What does "Construction" mean in the context of media studies?
It refers to how
media content
is created and shaped by various factors.
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What is the fourth concept in the Media Studies Framework?
Mediation
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What does "Mediation" involve in media studies?
Mediation involves the process through which media
represents
and
interprets reality.
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What is the fifth concept in the Media Studies Framework?
Encoding and Decoding
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What do "Encoding and Decoding" refer to in media studies?
Encoding refers to how
producers
create messages, while decoding refers to how
audiences
interpret them.
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What is the title of the special edition mentioned in the study material?
EUREFERENDUM SPECIAL EDITION
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Which publication is associated with the special edition mentioned?
The Daily Telegraph
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What is the theme of the special edition titled "Birth of a new Britain"?
It likely discusses
significant
changes or events affecting Britain.
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