b. False
The main problem with using the objective-and-task approach to setting an advertising
budget is that:
a. it is based on the idea that sales create advertising rather than advertising creates
sales.
b. it often results in overspending or underspending of the firm’s resources.
c. it does not achieve full potential in terms of stimulating demand.
d. the marketer may experience difficulty when trying to estimate accurately the level of
effort needed to achieve goals.
e. it is difficult to determine the objectives of the campaign.
Shaun is shopping with his dad to buy his first baseball glove for Little League. He
listens to his dad talk to the salesperson at the sporting goods store, watches him
examine the stitching in the glove and then rub his finger over the leather palm. Shaun’s
observations are part of his:
a. patronage motives.
b. attitude development.
c. purchasing evaluation.
d. consumer socialization.