Which of the following factors does the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) consider in evaluating an ad for deception?

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The FTC considers significant omissions of important information in evaluating an ad for deception.

Answer: A 
 The presence of superlative words in the advertisement may be considered as part of the evaluation, but it is not the only factor.

Answer: C 
 The lack of selective disclosure can also be considered by the FTC, but it is not the only factor.

Answer: D 
 Puffery (exaggerated or subjective statements) is generally not considered deceptive by the FTC, so this factor may not be as significant in evaluating an ad for deception.

Answer: E 
 Violation of trade regulation rule is a possibility, but it is not a specific factor the FTC considers in evaluating an ad for deception.

Which of the Following Factors Does the Federal Trade Commission