Affect Transfer
Greenwashing
Supermarket Claims
Real-World Cases
100

According to the Affect Transfer Hypothesis, an attitude toward an advertisement can directly influence what?

Attitude toward the advertised brand.

100

What does CSR stand for?

Corporate Social Responsibility.



100

pproximately how many packaged food products were examined in the Australian supermarket research discussed today?

More than 27,000.

100

Which coffee-pod brand discussed today faced legal action concerning recyclability claims?

Keurig / Keurig Green Mountain.

200

An ad uses beautiful forests and uplifting imagery, making viewers feel positively toward the brand. What framework can help explain this?

The Affect Transfer Hypothesis.



200

A company exaggerates how environmentally friendly its product is. What concept best describes this?

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Greenwashing.

200

About what proportion of products carried some form of sustainability claim?


Nearly 4 in 10, or about 40%.



200

Which tea brand faced allegations concerning “natural” or “naturally flavoured” claims?


Snapple.

300

Why can words such as “sustainable” and “ethical” be valuable in advertising?


Their positive associations may contribute to a more favourable perception of the brand.



300

What is the key problem in CSR-washing?


The socially responsible image being communicated does not reflect the organisation’s actual practices.



300

What percentage of the sustainability claims discussed were independently verified through third-party certification?


16%

300

How can Companies prevent greenwashing internally?

Through  actions and measurable outcomes that GENUINELY alignwith CSR claims. This may include longterm partnerships or donations


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