Journalist Vance Packard, in his book titled The Hidden Persuaders (1957),
A. illustrated how the Soviets were attempting to shape American culture in subliminal ways.
B. showed how advertisers were using psychology to manipulate consumers.
C. demonstrated how modern artists and musicians had successfully perverted teenagers during the 1950s.
D. attempted to prove that federal government agencies were intent on promoting conformity in the lives of citizens.
Answer: B
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