Which linguistic phenomenon explains why many successful brand names like 'Kodak' and 'Google' were intentionally created with repeating consonant-vowel patterns?

In the intersection of linguistics and marketing, companies strategically craft product names using specific linguistic features to influence consumer perception. This specialized field combines phonetic symbolism, morphology, and cognitive associations to create brand names that resonate with target audiences. Test your knowledge about how language psychology shapes the products we choose and the subtle linguistic techniques that make certain brand names more memorable and appealing than others.

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Phonetic symbolism - where certain speech sounds evoke specific sensory or emotional associations
Reduplication - the repetition of syllable patterns that enhances memorability and creates a sense of rhythm
Morphological blending - combining multiple word fragments to create new compound meanings
Onomatopoeic association - using sounds that mimic the product's function or physical attributes