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Psychology of Advertising Exam Questions And Answers ( Verified And Updated ) Advertising Wear-Out - answerCaptures the phenomenon that advertising repetition ultimately hurts advertising effectiveness because every subsequent exposure enables the generation of ever more negative consumer responses, such as scepticism and irritation. Accessibility - answerRefers to the speed and ease with which information is retrieved from memory Adjustment function of attitudes - answerAttitudes help us...

Psychology of Advertising Exam Questions And Answers ( Verified And Updated ) Advertising Wear-Out - answerCaptures the phenomenon that advertising repetition ultimately hurts advertising effectiveness because every subsequent exposure enables the generation of ever more negative consumer responses, such as scepticism and irritation. Accessibility - answerRefers to the speed and ease with which information is retrieved from memory Adjustment function of attitudes - answerAttitudes help us...

Psychology of Advertising Exam Questions And Answers ( Verified And Updated ) Advertising Wear-Out - answerCaptures the phenomenon that advertising repetition ultimately hurts advertising effectiveness because every subsequent exposure enables the generation of ever more negative consumer responses, such as scepticism and irritation. Accessibility - answerRefers to the speed and ease with which information is retrieved from memory Adjustment function of attitudes - answerAttitudes help us...

Psychology of Advertising Exam Questions And Answers ( Verified And Updated ) Advertising Wear-Out - answerCaptures the phenomenon that advertising repetition ultimately hurts advertising effectiveness because every subsequent exposure enables the generation of ever more negative consumer responses, such as scepticism and irritation. Accessibility - answerRefers to the speed and ease with which information is retrieved from memory Adjustment function of attitudes - answerAttitudes help us...

Globalisation Increased interdependence between countries and the rapid rate of change it brings about Factors contributing to globalisation (5) Improvements in infrastructure (Quicker, more reliable and cheaper methods enabling production) Improvements in IT and communication (Allows global operations) Trade Liberalisation (Reduces protectionism and makes trade cheaper - specialisation) International financial markets (Raising money and transferring it globally) TNCs (Low p...

Positionality - Ans Individuals social and cultural beleifs infleunce their perspectives and interpretatins of information Detached observer - Ans Neutral and uninvolved stance during research, minimized bias and emotional involement Reading culture - Ans Aims at deciphering the meanings embedded in and conveyed through language, symbols, gestures, and activities that are shared by members of a society

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