In Advertising to Children, Even When Marketers Use Disclaimers, One

Multiple Choice

In advertising to children, even when marketers use disclaimers, one ethical problem centres on the fact that:

A) parents really want kids to learn to use ads for making decisions on their own
B) kids tend to interpret what they see on television as real; they do not necessarily understand the persuasive intent of commercials
C) the largest advertising budget usually wins the kids' market
D) kids get disappointed when parents won't buy everything shown on TV
E) most ads are environmentally insensitive