Affective Responses to Images in Print Advertising: Affect Integration in a Simultaneous Presentation Context

Rafi Chowdhury, G. Douglas Olsen, John W. Pracejus

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Abstract

Print advertisements routinely employ more than one image. Often the multiple images in an advertisement are of the same valence, either all positive (an ad for a vacation destination where multiple positive images of the place are shown) or all negative (a social marketing ad for wearing seatbelts where multiple negative
images associated with not wearing one are shown). Many other advertisements, however, employ both positive and negative visuals in the same ad.
Original languageEnglish
Pages162-163
Number of pages2
Publication statusPublished - 31 Jul 2008
Externally publishedYes
Event2008 Latin America Association for Consumer Research Conference - Renaissance Hotel in São Paulo, Brazil
Duration: 31 Jul 20083 Aug 2008
https://www.usfq.edu.ec/en/events/association-consumer-research-latin-america-conference-2022 (Association for Consumer Research Latin America website)

Conference

Conference2008 Latin America Association for Consumer Research Conference
Country/TerritoryBrazil
Period31/07/083/08/08
OtherThe second Latin American ACR (LA-ACR) helps our association in the quest to become more truly global. In that vein, the conference was a major success–interactions between researchers from all over the world were a major highlight. Scholars from Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, and North America all participated in the conference. Of the over 100 attendees, about 43% were from Latin American universities, 22% were from the United States, and 35% were from the rest of the world:

Africa–2
Asia/Australia–7
Brazil–36
Canada–7
Europe–21
Latin America–7
Mexico–3
USA-23
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