Correlational Studies Generally Look for Associations Between Familiarity with the Content

Multiple Choice

Correlational studies generally look for associations between familiarity with the content of commercials and drinking behavior. Such studies have shown that:

A) this product placement is conditioning disguised as entertainment.
B) greater exposure to alcohol advertising is correlated to a higher likeliness of drinking in young adults.
C) it introduces young adults to the dangers of alcohol and promotes a deters behavior.
D) if properly timed, advertisements serve to promote a positive behavior in young adults that is passed on with social situations.