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Branding The Children

By The Daily Dish
Nov 15 2009, 2:45 AM ET

It's best to start young:

[C]ompanies seeking an edge over their rivals should ensure that children are exposed to their brands as early in life as possible. That's according to Andrew Ellis and colleagues, whose new research shows that the classic "age-of-acquisition" effect in psychology applies to brand names as much as it does to everyday words.



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