2011
DOI: 10.19030/jabr.v13i2.5764
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The Influence Of Acculturation On Advertising Effectiveness To The Hispanic Market

Abstract: <span>This investigation focuses on the relationship between the level of acculturation of Hispanics and their preferences in terms of language and models used in print advertisements. An on-site advertising experiment was conducted with 501 adult respondents in El Paso, Texas. The LAECA acculturation scale items were used in conjunctions with cluster analysis to identify three groups exhibiting varying degrees of acculturation. Results indicated significant differences in advertising preferences. Manage… Show more

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“…The unidimensional view of acculturation positions individuals along a continuum ranging from unacculturated to completely acculturated (Hair & Anderson, 1973;Segal & Sosa, 1983;Ueltschy & Krampf, 1997). However, many researchers adopt a bi-dimensional perspective based on the extent to which immigrants have become involved in the host culture and the degree to which they still associate with their ethnic group (Berry, 1997;Kara & Kara, 1996;Sekhon & Szmigin, 2009).…”
Section: The Impact Of Acculturation On Service Relationshipsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The unidimensional view of acculturation positions individuals along a continuum ranging from unacculturated to completely acculturated (Hair & Anderson, 1973;Segal & Sosa, 1983;Ueltschy & Krampf, 1997). However, many researchers adopt a bi-dimensional perspective based on the extent to which immigrants have become involved in the host culture and the degree to which they still associate with their ethnic group (Berry, 1997;Kara & Kara, 1996;Sekhon & Szmigin, 2009).…”
Section: The Impact Of Acculturation On Service Relationshipsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Direktmarketing-aktionen sich signifikant positiv bzw. negativ auf Werbewirkungskriterien auswirken, wenn die Adressaten eine geringe Identifikation mit Kulturelementen ihres Wl aufweisen (Wilkes und Valencia 1989, S. 25; Deshpande und Stayman 1994, S. 62-63; Keillor et al 1996, S. 52-54;ueltschy Kaufman 1991;Kaufman 1991;Donthu und Cherian 1992;Webster 1992; Green 1997) deuten darauf hin, dass rabattgutscheine um so eher von hispanics genutzt werden, je stärker sie sich an die uS-amerikanische Kultur assimiliert haben. als ursache für dieses Verhalten werden Sprach-und informationsdefizite bei wenig integrierten Hispanics sowie Prä-ferenzen für angebote mit engem Bezug zum hl, für die rabattgutscheine nicht gewährt werden, bei diesen kulturell schwach assimilierten personen genannt.…”
Section: Kommunikationspolitikunclassified
“…Indeed, research has uncovered the effect of acculturation on attitudes toward advertising (Ueltschy and Krampf, 1997;Khairullah and Khairullah, 1999a) as well as on decision-making processes and outcomes (Kara and Kara, 1996;. Thus, we compared brand choices within and across levels of acculturation to test for predictive validity.…”
Section: Predictive Validitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Research suggests, for example, that acculturation has a moderating effect on attitudes toward advertising (Deshpande et al, 1986) and the models featured in advertising (Ueltschy and Krampf, 1997) as well as on the comparative persuasion of TV commercials in different languages (Roslow and Nicholls, 1996). Acculturation also appears to moderate a variety of subcultural influences on behavior, including spousal or family roles in consumer decision making (Ganesh, 1997;Ogden, 2005;Webster, 1994), the weights given to attributes in the choice process (Kara and Kara, 1996), coupon usage (Hernandez and Kaufman, 1991), brand loyalty (Podoshen, 2006), the purchase of prestige products (Deshpande et al, 1986) and conspicuous consumption (Chen et al, 2005) as well as consumption patterns in general (Wallendorf and Reilly, 1983).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%