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September 05, 1987 - Image 126

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1987-09-05

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influence," says Schweiger.
The advertising industry has
had the goods on the youth
market for years. Advertisers
understand what will motivate a
teenager to buy a product. Mar-
tin Friedman, group media
supervisor of planning at W.B.
Doner, explains, "For clothing or
most anything associated with
the teen market, peer pressure
is one of the major factors
motivating teenage buying."
Peer pressure is the underly-
ing theme in many print ads
and commercials for girls'
clothing. The clothing item is
portrayed as the solution to all
of a teenager's problems. With

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The emphasis on role models
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ad campaigns. "Teenage girls
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in her early 20's, to position
themselves as slightly more
sophisticated than they are,"

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