Which linguistic phenomenon explains why brand names like 'Kodak' and 'Google' were deliberately created with repeated sounds?

In the language industry, companies carefully craft brand names using linguistic principles to create specific consumer perceptions. Phonosemantics - the study of sound symbolism in language - plays a crucial role in how brands communicate their identity through mere pronunciation. This poll tests your knowledge of how linguistic science influences modern brand strategy and naming conventions.

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Reduplication - the repetition of sounds creates memorability and positive associations in the brain
Phonetic complementation - using sounds from different language families to maximize global appeal
Semantic transparency - creating words whose meanings are immediately obvious across cultures
Phonological minimalism - using the fewest distinct phonemes possible for pronunciation ease