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CR · Critical Reasoning
655-705
Complete the Passage
Marketers have discovered that individuals are more effectively persuaded to form favorable opinions about items they initially view as neutral or even negative when those items are visually associated, rather than solely through text, with things they already view positively. Consequently, marketers are likely to ___________. Which one of the following most logically completes the argument?
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Correct answer marked belowcreate advertisements featuring images of items that resonate positively with the target audience
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B
use minimal written content in their marketing materials
C
focus on promoting products that can be illustrated more effectively than described
D
emphasize the appealing aspects of the product by visually contrasting them with the negative aspects of a rival product
E
choose to advertise on social media platforms instead of traditional print media
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The argument states that marketers can effectively persuade individuals to develop positive attitudes towards products by linking them visually to things that the audience already likes. Therefore, the most logical completion of the argument is…
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What this question tests
What it tests
Whether you can complete the last sentence of an argument in a way that is logically consistent with it.
Common trap
Choosing an option that sounds plausible but contradicts the argument or introduces new information.
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Difficulty
655-705
Type
CR