Which linguistic phenomenon describes why product names like 'Kodak' and 'Google' were deliberately created with repeated sounds to enhance brand memorability?

Sound symbolism is a fascinating area where linguistics meets product marketing. Certain sounds can evoke specific sensory experiences or product attributes. Companies strategically employ these linguistic principles when crafting memorable brand names and slogans. This trivia tests your knowledge of how language science influences brand naming strategies and consumer perception. Do you know how phonetic elements in product names are deliberately chosen to influence customer perception?

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Reduplication
Phonaesthetics
Semantic satiation
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