Researchers and practitioners all agree today to say that an ad is efficient if it leads the individual to evaluate the advertised brand favourably. Regarding psychosociological research about the attitude « strength » concept, the only consideration of the evaluative component seems to reflect partially the attitude construct in a communication setting. Among the studiest non evaluative dimensions appears the attitude confidence (Howard, 1989). However, this notion and that more general of « self-confidence » have too rarely been studied in the area of an advertising research. These doctoral research aims intend first to clarify self-confidence concept, based not only on litterature but also on experimentation and second to understand the ...
This paper examines emotions in advertising, its effects and functioning. Using an interview-based e...
Face à l’abus d’alcool notamment chez les jeunes, les acteurs de santé recommandent de réguler le ma...
AbstractAdvertising messages stimulate the potential customers’ desires and train positive associati...
Research in psychology focuses on the relationship between attitude and behavior. Research in market...
This empirical study considers the influence of both advertising repetition and brand share on attit...
With the advent of new media such as the Internet, advertising has taken off again. Now integrated i...
While self-efficacy appears as a main behaviour’s explanatory variable, little research has been con...
International audienceThis article shows that the celebrity characteristics (credibility and brand c...
Joining the forces of television, specialized knowledge and different techniques used in television ...
Peer Reviewedhttps://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/142008/1/jcpy408.pd
This study investigates the impact of the level of fear evoked by an advertisement (for deodorant) f...
De nombreuses recherches en psychologie cognitive et en marketing ont tenté de comprendre la réactio...
Social trust – one's opinion about the integrity, honesty, and fairness of others (GSS, Mutz (2005))...
This study was designed to test empirical truths between two or more research variables that have b...
In order that position of a brand always engage in the mind of consumers, the company does not only ...
This paper examines emotions in advertising, its effects and functioning. Using an interview-based e...
Face à l’abus d’alcool notamment chez les jeunes, les acteurs de santé recommandent de réguler le ma...
AbstractAdvertising messages stimulate the potential customers’ desires and train positive associati...
Research in psychology focuses on the relationship between attitude and behavior. Research in market...
This empirical study considers the influence of both advertising repetition and brand share on attit...
With the advent of new media such as the Internet, advertising has taken off again. Now integrated i...
While self-efficacy appears as a main behaviour’s explanatory variable, little research has been con...
International audienceThis article shows that the celebrity characteristics (credibility and brand c...
Joining the forces of television, specialized knowledge and different techniques used in television ...
Peer Reviewedhttps://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/142008/1/jcpy408.pd
This study investigates the impact of the level of fear evoked by an advertisement (for deodorant) f...
De nombreuses recherches en psychologie cognitive et en marketing ont tenté de comprendre la réactio...
Social trust – one's opinion about the integrity, honesty, and fairness of others (GSS, Mutz (2005))...
This study was designed to test empirical truths between two or more research variables that have b...
In order that position of a brand always engage in the mind of consumers, the company does not only ...
This paper examines emotions in advertising, its effects and functioning. Using an interview-based e...
Face à l’abus d’alcool notamment chez les jeunes, les acteurs de santé recommandent de réguler le ma...
AbstractAdvertising messages stimulate the potential customers’ desires and train positive associati...