2002
DOI: 10.1080/10641734.2002.10505133
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“I Saw it in the Movies”: Exploring the Link between Product Placement Beliefs and Reported Usage Behavior

Abstract: Previous research in the area of product placement in movies has suggested that it may influence brand recognition, recall, attitudes, and acceptance of the placements in general. However, a limited number of studies have attempted to correlate audience beliefs toward product placements with subsequent purchase behaviors. This study presents an exploratory examination of the correlation between beliefs about product placement and reported product usage following exposure. The results suggest that a subset of b… Show more

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“…Bu bağlamda, Morton and Friedman (2002)' ın çalışmasındaki ürün yerleştirmeye yönelik davranışlar temel alınarak aşağıdaki hipotezler önerilmektedir.…”
Section: Yönelik Davranışlarının Sosyalleşme Araçları İle Açıklanmasıunclassified
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“…Bu bağlamda, Morton and Friedman (2002)' ın çalışmasındaki ürün yerleştirmeye yönelik davranışlar temel alınarak aşağıdaki hipotezler önerilmektedir.…”
Section: Yönelik Davranışlarının Sosyalleşme Araçları İle Açıklanmasıunclassified
“…Oysa ki, yapılan literatür çalışmasında ergenlerin sergiledikleri tüketici davranışlarının sosyalleşme araçları ile ilişkili olduğunu gösteren çalışmalar bulunmaktadır (Churchill, Moschis, 1979;Moschis, Churchill, 1978;Dotson, Hyatt, 2005;Moschis, Moore, 1979;Gregorio, Sung, 2010, Morton, Friedman, 2002.…”
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“…However, other researchers recognize that certain consumers consider placement as a dangerous technique, because its implicit and subliminal influence causes them to become suspicious (Galician, 2004). Moreover, some consumer advocacy groups have demanded government regulations on placement practices to avoid any potential abuses (Rothenberg, 1991;Gupta et al, 2000;Morton & Friedman, 2002).…”
Section: Normative Acceptance Of Product Placement According To Culturementioning
confidence: 99%