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Showing the product in a picture as being bigger than it actually is an example of

  • Showing the product in a picture as being bigger than it actually is an example of deception.
  • Depicting a product in a picture as being bigger than it actually is an example of deception in advertising.
  • This type of deception is known as "false representation" or "false puffery."
  • Deception in advertising refers to any instance where an advertisement makes false, misleading, or exaggerated claims that are likely to deceive or mislead consumers.
  • Deception can take many forms, including false representation of a product, misleading claims about the benefits of a product, or making claims that cannot be substantiated by evidence.
  • In general, deceptive advertising is considered unethical and is against the law in many countries.