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Please Answer all When a seller positions a dress among expensive competitors and away from the less-expensive garments in the store, which of the following psychological pricing tactics is likely going on? The seller is trying to manipulate consumers' reference prices through the quality-price assumption. The most expensive clothes are always in the back of the store. "Name" designers refuse to have their wares located near other well-known designer labels. The seller has demanded strict partitioning by designer label. The most expensive clothes are always in the front of the store. The pricing tactic referred to as . especially effective with ego-sensitive products such as perfumes, expensive cars, and designer clothing. Price matching Value-perception pricing Hidden price tagging Exclusive pricing Image pricing The tactic of paying for products to appear in TV or streaming shows and movies is known as entertainment advertising in-show promotion product placement stealth advertising native advertising It is true that consumers are price takers, accepting prices at face value or as given. True False When your company's ad appears on a popular news website alongside ads from several other companies, What element in the macromodel of the communication process do the other ads represent? Noise Media Decoding Encoding Messaging