Multiple Choice
In "phone wars" with MCI, Sprint, and other carriers, AT&T has switched from heart-warming ads that show family members sharing love and support via phone ("It's the next best thing to being there") to ads that focus on long-distance savings. This is most likely because AT&T advertisers have discovered that __________.
A) phone service is viewed by most consumers as a social identity product
B) sad or nostalgic moods cause people to process ad contents in a biased way
C) phone service is viewed by most consumers as a utilitarian product
D) most consumers do not view long-distance companies as a relevant concern
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