Janell sees an advertisement for a new skin-care product. Which question should she ask herself about the product? Is the product popular? Is the ad visually compelling? Could the company have a bias? Do the health claims appeal to me?

Do the health claims appeal to me?

Explanation:

The only question that Janell should be asking herself regarding the new product is "Do the health claims appeal to me?". This is because If Janell is considering buying the product it should be because the health claims in the advertisement will help Janell in one way or another, whether it is physically or mentally. The product must be able to provide Janell with some kind of benefit in order for the purchase to be worth it. Popularity, Visuals, and Company motive should not be important when deciding whether or not to make a purchase.

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