Disguised stimuli not readily recognised by readers that are placed in advertisements to persuade consumers to buy the products are called:
A) collusion.
B) embeds.
C) deception.
D) sublimation.

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Disguised stimuli in advertisements are called embeds. These are typically images or words that are hidden within an advertisement and not readily recognized by readers but are intended to persuade consumers to buy the product. Collusion refers to secret cooperation between two or more parties. Deception involves misleading others intentionally. Sublimation refers to the transfer of unacceptable impulses into a more socially acceptable form.

Disguised Stimuli Not Readily Recognised by Readers That Are Placed