Question

question 10 of 10 starting in the economic boom after world war ii, advertising: a. appealed to reason instead of emotion. b. showed a lifestyle that consumers tried to copy. c. reminded consumers there was a negative side to debt. d. showed life as experienced by a variety of people.

Explanation:

After World War II, during the economic boom, advertising often presented an idealized lifestyle that consumers aspired to. It was more about creating a dream - like image rather than focusing on negative aspects of debt or a realistic portrayal of life for a variety of people. Also, emotional appeals were common in advertising during this period.

Answer:

B. showed a lifestyle that consumers tried to copy.