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I've always been interested in advertising. I usually pay close attention to commercials when they come on the television or the radio. I like pointing out what I do and don't like about the commercials, and whether or not I believe that they will be successful in enhancing the sales of the product or service they are advertising. I don't know much about what goes into advertising. I simply like giving my opinions. Advertising is even something I may consider getting into after college. Because of that, I wanted to find a website that discussed the psychology involved in advertising. I found the website for an advertising company called Kenny and Associates, Incorporated.
Kenny and Associates, Inc. describe themselves as a company whose advertising appeals to the right side of the human brain. The first section of the website explains why. In the seventies they developed what they refer to as "the right brain approach". They believed that traditional research methods such as......

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