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Research has shown that subliminal perception
A
does not work in advertising.
B
has a huge impact on people's buying habits.
C
does not exist.
D
works only in the advertising of certain products.

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Understand the concept of subliminal perception: Subliminal perception refers to the processing of information by sensory systems without a person's conscious awareness. It is often discussed in the context of whether it can influence behavior, such as in advertising.
Review the research on subliminal perception: Examine studies that have investigated whether subliminal messages can affect consumer behavior. Consider the methodologies used and the conclusions drawn by researchers.
Evaluate the effectiveness of subliminal messages in advertising: Analyze the evidence regarding whether subliminal messages can significantly influence buying habits. Consider the strength and consistency of the findings across different studies.
Consider alternative explanations: Think about other factors that might influence buying habits more significantly than subliminal messages, such as conscious advertising techniques, product quality, and consumer preferences.
Draw a conclusion based on the evidence: Based on the research and analysis, determine the most supported conclusion about the impact of subliminal perception in advertising. Consider whether the evidence supports the idea that it has a huge impact, does not work, or works only for certain products.
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