All of the aforementioned are implied by Viagra advertisements except that: women should be more se-xually assertive.
<h3>What is an advertisement?</h3>
An advertisement can be defined as consumer promotions programs that are designed and developed with the sole intention of making the various goods (products) or services which are being offered by a business firm to become known, popular and familiar to all of its customers and potential customers.
In this scenario, we can infer and logically that Viagra advertisements which depicts it as being an aphrodisiac and se-xual enhancer doesn't imply that women should be more se-xually assertive over their male counterparts (partners).
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The answer is a loan test
Answer:
Lol Thank you so much youre an awesome person :)
Explanation:
Sometimes I play that game
The power of encouragement.
Explanation:
* By Anita Diamant, "The Boston Girl" is narrated in first-person a girl, Addie.
* Addie feels empowered after Miss Chevalier encourages her by emphasizing her qualities.
* Miss Chevalier takes care of a settlement house in a poor neighborhood, helping families of immigrants.
* She notices that Addie is a good reader and asks her to memorize a poem for a recital.
* She also teaches Addie the importance of knowing the meaning of words and knowing what words apply to oneself.
* For instance, she teaches Addie that she is a girl with "gumption".
*Addie feels seen, strong, and capable
because of Miss Chevalier.
