A potentially problematic shampoo ad is submitted to the National Advertising Review Board by an upset major competitor that considers its wording to be deceptive.The NARB has several options in the actions it may take, but which outcome is it not authorized to direct?

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The NARB is not authorized to assess a fine against the advertiser. Its primary role is to review advertising and ensure that it is truthful and not misleading. The other options listed (A, C, D) are all within the NARB's scope of authority.

A Potentially Problematic Shampoo Ad Is Submitted to the National