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When did cigarette makers withdrawal advertisements from television and radio?
They withdrew all television and radio advertisements in 1971
What effects can advertisements have on the way people see themselves?
With a sufficient budget, advertisments "control" the market! OK, sometimes two or more ideas complete. At one time, if you didn't smoke a cigarette, you were not "in." (Old, old information.)
What are the harmful effects of cigarette?
lung cancer
What are brief frequent positive descriptions of a candidate?
spot advertisements
Is there a positive and negative on a cigarette adapter?
no! Yes there is. The centre is always positive and the outside is negative.
What is the effect of misleading advertisements on youth?
effects of misleading advertisments on youth
How does cigarette affect a persons mood?
a cigarette effects the mood because it could effect the brain of someone by chemicals
What are positive effects of advertising on people?
first thing is it may be helpful for some people and these are other some positive effects Informed Society. Health and Hygiene Awareness. Rights of Consumers. Preventive course for dreaded diseases. New ideas. Advertisements contribute to creativity of people. Environmental protection. Social changes. I think these information will be helpful for your question
What is the difference of positive effects and benefits?
What is the difference of positive effects and ben
What is positive spillover?
the positive effects soemthing has on other people the positive effects soemthing has on other people
What are positive effects of anorexia?
There aren't really any positive effects of anorexia.
In their famous doctor and nurse skit with the line Not as dead as this cigarette was that a line from a cigarette commercial?
Yes, the line "Not as dead as this cigarette" from the famous doctor and nurse skit is a parody of cigarette commercials that often downplayed the health risks of smoking. The skit uses humor to critique the misleading nature of such advertisements. By juxtaposing the casual attitude toward smoking with the grim reality of its dangers, the skit effectively highlights the absurdity of cigarette marketing.
