Some people who are supportive with this claim may point out that advertisements may give exaggerated accounts of products and include luring words in order to attract the attention of customers. Hence, some people may trust those unreliable and even wrong ideas generated from ads. For example, if furniture ads lay more emphasis on how valuable the material is and how their products represent high social status, audience may purchase furniture with rarer wood as well as more luxury brands, neglecting its practicability. And ultimately this kind of ads will have adverse impacts on people for buying useless things. However, governments could enact stricter laws to forbid corporations putting up misleading ads, which can avoid such occasions happening.