The source or sender of an advertising communication

A. cannot be a nonpersonal entity.
B. is typically the owner and shareholder of a company.
C. can be an individual who promotes the product in an ad, such as a celebrity.
D. is never involved in the encoding process.
E. is typically identified as the owner of the medium in which the communication appeared.


Answer: C

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