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3 years ago

Which of the following is an instance of stereotyping in advertising?

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Stereotyping in the advertising industry is a major issue, which can have serious implications in the form of backlash against a product or company. In this case, scenario D, the depiction of women as homemakers, would be a very concerning example of such stereotypes. While this role may have been "traditional" in decades and centuries past, it is not at all in line with today's accepted cultural norms, and would be likely to upset many consumers.

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D.The depiction of women as homemakers

The above is an instance of stereotyping in advertising because it reflects the stereotype of women (rather than men) being homemakers and enthusiastic about cleaning products, household chores and cooking. Stereotypes are harmful and limiting because they encourage untrue and outdated beliefs, stifling social growth and changes in perspective.

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Monthly payments x 12 Months x 14 Years

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The conclusion therefore is a 2.7% interest rate which is lower than 2.9% but not as low as the extreme 0% will cause the loan amount to be higher than $26,898.98. This affirms option A.

Options B and C are wrong because 2.5% and 2.3% are lower than 2.9%, therefore, the loan amount will be higher. Option D is also wrong because a 3.1% interest rate is higher than 2.9%, therefore, the amount should be lower not higher than $26,898.98

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= (39,600 + 17,600 + 13,200) - (24,948 + 11,088 + 8,316)

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