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Have students find advertisements that attempt to persuade consumers to think of products as objects that satisfy one of the motives described in this chapter. Have them identify and classify that motive.
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Consumer Behavior Buying, Having And Being
ISBN: 9780135225691
13th Edition
Authors: Michael R. Solomon
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