Summary: Psychology Of Advertising

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  • 1.1 Lecture 1 Introduction

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  • What is the definition of advertising given in the lecture?

    • A form of paid communication by an identified sponsor.
    • Intended to inform or persuade target audiences about a product, service, or idea.
  • What functions of advertising were listed in the presentation?

    1. Existence function - without ads, many media wouldn't exist.
    2. Employment function - creates job opportunities in advertising.
    3. Information function - communicates new products and prices.
    4. Persuasion function - aims to make people buy the product.
  • How does advertising's persuasion function affect individuals?

    • Changes or strengthens attitudes through advertising.
    • Ultimately aims to influence consumers' behavior.
  • What are the different effects of advertising according to the lecture?

    • Affective effect involves emotions.
    • Behavioral effect relates to actions, like purchases.
    • Cognitive effect involves thought processes and beliefs.
  • What does the FCB grid demonstrate about the effects of advertising?

    • Shows the order of cognitive and emotional effects.
    • Depends on the level of involvement and type of product.
  • What are the four stages in processing advertising messages?

    • Pre-attentive processing
    • Focal attention
    • Comprehension
    • Elaborative reasoning
  • What is pre-attentive analysis and what type of memory does it involve?

    • Learning about products incidentally
    • Information enters unconscious/implicit memory, retrievable later
  • What are the two types of perceptual/conceptual processing in pre-attentive analysis?

    • Perceptual processing: recalls physical features (colors, contours)
    • Conceptual processing: relates to product use, affects even if it looks different
  • What was Shapiro's experiment (1999) designed to demonstrate?

    • Incidental ad exposure can induce conceptual processing
    • Memory better for products seen in conceptually congruent context
  • What is hedonic fluency, and how does perceptual fluency affect it?

    • Ease of processing a stimulus contributes to positive evaluations
    • Perceptual fluency: easy, font read = positive
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