What Makes People "Like" Comedic-Violence Advertisements? A Model for Predicting Attitude and Sharing Intention

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Comedic-violence violence depicted humorously-in advertising is growing and seems to be making a connection with certain audiences. Yet, the determining factors that affect responses to this type of appeal are unknown. To address this gap, a survey of 423 U.S. adult Internet users was conducted to test the key factors that predict attitudes toward and sharing intention for comedic-violence advertisements: demographic (gender and age); personality (arousal-seeking tendency and normative belief about violence in advertising); and message-perception (perceived humor and perceived violence). While perceived humor is the key, results further shed light on the characteristics of people who are likely to enjoy and share such advertisements.

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AROUSAL-SEEKING TENDENCY; PAST BEHAVIOR; ADVERTISING EFFECTIVENESS; TELEVISION VIOLENCE; GENDER-DIFFERENCES; PERCEIVED HUMOR; MODERATING ROLE; RESPONSES; IMPACT; MEDIA
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What Makes People "Like" Comedic-Violence Advertisements? A Model for Predicting Attitude and Sharing Intention
저자
Kim, Yeuseung; Yoon, Hye Jin
DOI
10.2501/JAR-54-2-217-232
발행일
2014-06
유형
Article
저널명
Journal of Advertising Research
권
54
호
2
페이지
217 ~ 232