A(n)_____ is an agreement to stop engaging in a particular practice for settlement purposes only and does not constitute an admission of guilt by the advertiser.

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A consent order is an agreement between the advertiser and the regulatory agency that they will stop the practice in question for settlement purposes only, and it does not constitute an admission of guilt by the advertiser. A cease-and-desist order, on the other hand, is a legal order requiring the advertiser to stop engaging in a particular practice, and an injunction is a court order requiring the advertiser to stop or start a particular action. Ad substantiation agreements and affirmative disclosure orders are not typically used to address practices that require advertisers to agree to stop something.

A(n)_____ Is an Agreement to Stop Engaging in a Particular