Question 171 pts Both Gerald Dworkin and Roger Crisp would argue that critical reflection on a desire is not necessary for that desire to be autonomous. Group of answer choices True False Even if marketing practices are effective, even if marketing can and does influence consumer choice, there is no reason to believe that marketing has any ethical responsibility for the consequences of choices made by consumers who are vulnerable to products that may harm their health Group of answer choices True False Sales, unlike marketing that is directed to general populations are directed to individuals, and, as a result, any salesperson who fails to stop a sales pitch when he or she suspects that a customer's decision making is not autonomous, is acting unethically Group of answer choices True False Question 20 Mass marketing seeks to promote one's product to the widest possible audience with the assumption that sales will increase in proportion to the number of people exposed to the advertisement Group of answer choices True False i n linformation to