“…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).…”