Which linguistic device was specifically employed to create Apple's famous 'Think Different' slogan that challenged conventional grammar rules?

Brand slogans are powerful linguistic tools that can make or break a company's identity. The most successful slogans leverage linguistic principles like phonetic symbolism, cognitive fluency, and cultural resonance to create memorable impressions. How well do you understand the linguistic science behind slogan effectiveness? Test your knowledge about the language phenomena that make certain brand phrases stick in our minds for decades while others fade away.

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Semantic inversion - deliberately using an adverb (different) where an adjective (differently) would be grammatically correct to create cognitive tension
Phonological reduction - shortening 'Think Differently' to 'Think Different' to create a more rhythmic cadence with fewer syllables
Syntactic parallelism - matching the grammatical structure of IBM's 'Think' slogan while adding a contrastive element
Morphological blending - combining 'Think' and 'Different' into a compound concept that functions as a single linguistic unit