2011
DOI: 10.1007/s10551-011-0802-4
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A Framework for Assessing Immorally Manipulative Marketing Tactics

Abstract: deception, ethical decision-making, exploitation, manipulation, marketing ethics, moral framework,

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“…In such instances these activities may not be entirely ethical. Frameworks on marketing ethics (Laczniak and Murphy 1991;Sher 2011) can assist practitioners in decision-making. Furthermore, the present study applied four relevant dimensions from Schlegelmilch and Ö berseder's (2010) ethics related marketing topics and found that it offers a useful reference tool for analyzing marketing ethics, to which tests for ethical behavior identified by Carroll (1991) can be applied.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In such instances these activities may not be entirely ethical. Frameworks on marketing ethics (Laczniak and Murphy 1991;Sher 2011) can assist practitioners in decision-making. Furthermore, the present study applied four relevant dimensions from Schlegelmilch and Ö berseder's (2010) ethics related marketing topics and found that it offers a useful reference tool for analyzing marketing ethics, to which tests for ethical behavior identified by Carroll (1991) can be applied.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Manipulative advertising in turn can be divided into deceptive and irrational advertising (Villarán 2015). It is generally agreed upon that advertising should not be deceptive, i.e., bringing about consumer misconceptions using false claims, important omissions, or misrepresentations of what the facts mean (Sher 2011). However, irrational advertising (playing on people's vulnerabilities instead of their reason) is different: It is not illegal, commonly used, and accepted by many (Villarán 2015).…”
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“…Dans un commentaire de cet article, Gatignon et Le Nagard (2016) ont cherché à préciser cette définition, en arguant du fait que, pour être manipulatoire, une communication devait soit agir de façon masquée, soit inclure des éléments faux, soit exercer une pression sur la personne visée. Cela va dans le sens de ce qui est retenu par Sher (2011), qui propose aux marketeurs une démarche en trois étapes pour évaluer le caractère manipulatoire et potentiellement immoral d'une technique marketing. Il propose tout d'abord de se demander si la technique utilisée cherche à saper le processus de décision « normal » de l'individu.…”
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