1996
DOI: 10.1080/00913367.1996.10673493
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Responses to Humorous Advertising: The Moderating Effect of Need for Cognition

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“…Nor did the humor factor. Difference in user characteristics may account for this when those with high need for cognition are much less influenced by humor but much more persuaded by message strength than those with low need for cognition [60]. The significant of message clarity in the final model may show a compromise between humor (low need for cognition) and high cognition (significant effect of message clarity).…”
Section: Discussion and Recommendationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nor did the humor factor. Difference in user characteristics may account for this when those with high need for cognition are much less influenced by humor but much more persuaded by message strength than those with low need for cognition [60]. The significant of message clarity in the final model may show a compromise between humor (low need for cognition) and high cognition (significant effect of message clarity).…”
Section: Discussion and Recommendationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Esto sucede debido a la capacidad persuasiva del humor, el cual genera un afecto positivo en el consumidor, que posteriormente es asociado con la marca publicitada (Lyttle, 2001). Así mismo, esta técnica bloquea el procesamiento central, haciendo que el consumidor de grandes argumentos se distraiga y sea más fácil persuadirlo (Madden y Weinberger 1982;Zhang, 1996;Lyttle, 2001). …”
Section: Humor Y Persuasiónunclassified
“…La influencia del humor en la actitud hacia el anuncio ha sido estudiada ampliamente; diversas investigaciones demuestran que se puede predecir la actitud hacia la marca a través de las evaluaciones del comercial que la publicita (Pikett, 1983;Mitchell y Olson, 1981;Zhang, 1996 (2003) se encontró una relación positiva entre el humor y la actitud hacia el anuncio. Con los resultados de estas investigaciones se demostró que el humor publicitario está estrechamente relacionado con el gusto por los comerciales.…”
Section: Humor Y Actitudesunclassified
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