This study examined whether children recognized advergames as a type of advertising and the efficacy of an advertising literacy program. Results indicated that without the advertising literacy education, about three-quarters of the children did not recognize advergames as a type of advertising. However, those with advertising literacy education showed a significantly enhanced understanding. Also, a series of mediation tests showed that recognition of advertising was an indirect-only mediator between the advertising literacy and skeptical attitudes toward advertising. Only those who viewed the advergame as a type of advertising demonstrated more skeptical attitudes toward it
Item does not contain fulltextChildren's sensitivity to food advertising has been the subject of soc...
Advertisers are continuously searching for new ways to persuade children; current methods include fu...
Advertisers are continuously searching for new ways to persuade children; current methods include fu...
The current study investigates how advergames and Advertising Funded Programs (AFP) differentially ...
The goal of this study was to examine whether developmental level, digital game-playing experience, ...
The current experimental study (N= 175) investigates whether a cognitive advertising literacy train...
This study examined children’s advertising literacy level for traditional versus embedded advertisin...
Nowadays, children are confronted with a considerable amount of advertising, not only through tradit...
Research on the impact of advertising on children has failed to keep pace with the rapidly changing ...
It is widely assumed that advertising literacy makes children less susceptible to advertising effect...
Item does not contain fulltextThe aim of this study was to develop and validate a survey measurement...
Although thousands of advergames are directed at children, little is known about how advergames affe...
This study investigates the persuasion knowledge of children of integrated advertising formats, more...
Many studies explore advertising influence on children (Kunkel et al., 2004) with its intended and u...
Contains fulltext : 102487.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)The integrate...
Item does not contain fulltextChildren's sensitivity to food advertising has been the subject of soc...
Advertisers are continuously searching for new ways to persuade children; current methods include fu...
Advertisers are continuously searching for new ways to persuade children; current methods include fu...
The current study investigates how advergames and Advertising Funded Programs (AFP) differentially ...
The goal of this study was to examine whether developmental level, digital game-playing experience, ...
The current experimental study (N= 175) investigates whether a cognitive advertising literacy train...
This study examined children’s advertising literacy level for traditional versus embedded advertisin...
Nowadays, children are confronted with a considerable amount of advertising, not only through tradit...
Research on the impact of advertising on children has failed to keep pace with the rapidly changing ...
It is widely assumed that advertising literacy makes children less susceptible to advertising effect...
Item does not contain fulltextThe aim of this study was to develop and validate a survey measurement...
Although thousands of advergames are directed at children, little is known about how advergames affe...
This study investigates the persuasion knowledge of children of integrated advertising formats, more...
Many studies explore advertising influence on children (Kunkel et al., 2004) with its intended and u...
Contains fulltext : 102487.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)The integrate...
Item does not contain fulltextChildren's sensitivity to food advertising has been the subject of soc...
Advertisers are continuously searching for new ways to persuade children; current methods include fu...
Advertisers are continuously searching for new ways to persuade children; current methods include fu...