True or False? Advertisements that contain obvious exaggerations or vague claims about a product's merits or superiority, but which are devoid of any factual claims, usually will give rise to liability under the Federal Trade Commission Act, regardless of the type of product being offered for sale. True. False. Question 22 5 pts True or False? there are no state laws prohibiting deceptive advertising because the federal government has "preempted the field" and left states with no authority to enact their own laws relating to advertising. True. False. Question 23 5 pts Whether the plaintiff or the defendant wins a discrimination case usually turns on which of the following: whether the plaintiff can prove their prima facie case. whether the defendant can offer a legitimate, nondiscriminatory reason for the adverse tangible employment action at issue. whether the plaintiff can prove pretext. whether the plaintiff is a member of a "protected class