Correlational studies generally look for associations between familiarity with the content of commercials and drinking behavior. Such studies have shown that:
A) this product placement is conditioning disguised as entertainment.
B) greater exposure to alcohol advertising is correlated to a higher likeliness of drinking in young adults.
C) it introduces young adults to the dangers of alcohol and promotes a deters behavior.
D) if properly timed, advertisements serve to promote a positive behavior in young adults that is passed on with social situations.

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Correlational studies often find that there is a relationship between the amount of exposure to alcohol advertising and the likelihood of drinking behavior in young adults, indicating that more exposure can lead to a higher likelihood of drinking.

Correlational Studies Generally Look for Associations Between Familiarity with the Content