Find examples of self-esteem advertising. Evaluate the probable effectiveness of these appealsis it true that "flattery gets you everywhere"?

Find examples of self-esteem advertising. Evaluate the probable effectiveness of these appeals—is it true that "flattery gets you everywhere"?

2.Think of a behavior someone does that is inconsistent with his or her attitudes (e.g., attitudes toward cholesterol, drug use, or even buying things to make them stand out or attain status). Ask the person to elaborate on why he or she does the behavior, and try to identify the way the person has resolved dissonant elements.

Question1Self-esteem advertising describes a form of advertising that seeks to change the consumers'perceptions and behavior toward products by eliciting positive feelings toward themselves....