2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.jbusres.2012.02.035
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The integrated mobile advertising model: The effects of technology- and emotion-based evaluations

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“…Knowing how audiences are affected by the subjective norm -more specifi cally, by the normative reference group (NRG) due to the daily use of mobile devices -as a moderating variable can help to explain mobile advertising acceptance. In this context, the results of the model proposed by Zhang and Mao (2008) confi rmed the infl uence of the subjective norm (Bagozzi, 2000) on the intention to engage with mobile advertising. With similar aims in terms of understanding social infl uence and how consumers respond to mobile advertising, SoroaKoury and Yang (2010) Based on these results, this paper seeks to further explore the moderating role exerted by the NRG on cognitive and affective dimensions of the attitude towards mobile advertising, as well as the moderating effect of this attitude on the intention to receive mobile advertising.…”
Section: Subjective Norm: Normative Reference Groupsmentioning
confidence: 71%
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“…Knowing how audiences are affected by the subjective norm -more specifi cally, by the normative reference group (NRG) due to the daily use of mobile devices -as a moderating variable can help to explain mobile advertising acceptance. In this context, the results of the model proposed by Zhang and Mao (2008) confi rmed the infl uence of the subjective norm (Bagozzi, 2000) on the intention to engage with mobile advertising. With similar aims in terms of understanding social infl uence and how consumers respond to mobile advertising, SoroaKoury and Yang (2010) Based on these results, this paper seeks to further explore the moderating role exerted by the NRG on cognitive and affective dimensions of the attitude towards mobile advertising, as well as the moderating effect of this attitude on the intention to receive mobile advertising.…”
Section: Subjective Norm: Normative Reference Groupsmentioning
confidence: 71%
“…To identify the determining factors for the acceptance of mobile advertising, (Zhang & Mao, 2008) proposed a modifi ed technology acceptance model (TAM) based on Davis's TAM (1989) and the theory of reasoned action. This model examines, among other key factors, the infl uence of usefulness and perceived ease of use on the intention to engage with advertising.…”
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“…Besides the factors discussed above, the credibility of the person appearing in the advertisement is a significant factor in advertising (Zha, Li, & Yan, 2015). Others while substantiating the relationship between credibility and attitude towards advertising observed that credibility of the endorser positively influences attitude towards advertising (Wu et al, 2016;Yang, Kim, & Yoo, 2013). Thus it has been hypothesized that:…”
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confidence: 98%
“…Weeb (2000) demuestra que la influencia de la experiencia previa y del conocimiento adquirido al participar de la experiencia de otro (familiaridad) afecta en la formación de las expectativas predictivas. Además, la experiencia no solo repercute en la creación de las propias expectativas predictivas sino que, como demuestran Yang, Kim & Yoo (2013), también influye en su formación el criterio individual para distinguir la calidad de la información.…”
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