The Dimensionality of Beliefs toward Advertising in General
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- Type
- article
- Published
- 1989-03-01
- Cited by
- 204
- References
- 25
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Keywords
Consistency (knowledge bases), Skepticism, Sample (material), Advertising, Dimension (graph theory)
References
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- A Factor Analysis of College Student Attitudes toward Advertising
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- An Investigation of Factors Underlying Attitude-Toward-Advertising-in-General
- The Sane Society
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- How Researchers Respond to Replication Requests
- Marketing Student Attitudes toward Advertising: Implications for Marketing Education
- The Application and Misapplication of Factor Analysis in Marketing Research
- Mirror, Mirror, on the Wall, What's Unfair in the Reflections on Advertising?
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- Modelling the factors that influence Generation Y students' attitudes towards advertising in the facebook environment
- The Dialogue Imperative: Trends and challenges in strategic and organisational communication
- Advertising Beliefs and Attitudes: Are Students and General Consumers Indeed Different?
- Analysing the effects of advertising type and antecedents on attitude towards advertising in sport
- A Cross-Cultural Comparison of Cognitive Responses, Beliefs, and Attitudes Toward Advertising in General in Two Asian Countries
- Perceptions of Advertising in the Newly Independent States: Kazakhstan Students' Beliefs about Advertising
- Relationship of Purchasing, Brand, and Self Involvement with Advertising Interactions and Beliefs among Malaysian Students.
- The impact of consumer knowledge, information mode and presentation form on advertising effects
- EXAMINING BELIEFS AND ATTITUDES TOWARD ADVERTISING THROUGH SPORT AMONG MONTENEGRIN CONSUMERS
- How Do Companies Achieve Their Marketing Goals With Social Networks
- A First Investigation into the Cross-Cultural Perceptions of Internet Advertising
- How Advertising Affects: A Study of the Chinese E-market
- Individual Reactions to Advertising: Theoretical and Methodological Developments
- A Model of the Effects of Self-efficacy on the Perceived Ethicality and Performance of Fear Appeals in Advertising
- Studying Brand Equity in Terms of Beliefs Shaping Consumers’ Attitudes on Advertising through Mobile Phones
- Psychographic Segmentation Based on Belief Factors Underlying Attitude toward Advertising in General
- Is corporate rebranding a double-edged sword? Consumers` ambivalence towards corporate rebranding of familiar brands
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