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Advertising by Mindset: Optimizing Receptivity by Activity
The Advertising Research Foundation Re-Think
Ver publicaçãoConsumer mindset is a key ingredient to advertising receptivity. By understanding how to connect with consumers based on their mindset, marketers can create more meaningful connections with their audiences
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The Passion Net: Understanding content-engaged consumers and including them in media plan
The Advertising Research Foundation Re:Think
This research focuses on central advertising industry challenge: marketing to empowered consumers who also act as content editors and creators, use a plethora of different media sources to gather information about brands, and go to great lengths to share and disseminate this information through social networks. We combine qualitative and quantitative methods to further marketing practitioners’ understanding of their changing audiences and will help them to use consumers’ category involvement…
This research focuses on central advertising industry challenge: marketing to empowered consumers who also act as content editors and creators, use a plethora of different media sources to gather information about brands, and go to great lengths to share and disseminate this information through social networks. We combine qualitative and quantitative methods to further marketing practitioners’ understanding of their changing audiences and will help them to use consumers’ category involvement for carrying brand interactions strategically from one media channel to the next.
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Culturally Congruent Mentoring: Predicting Asian American Student Participation Using the Theory of Reasoned Action
Journal of Applied Social Psychology
Ver publicaçãoPredictors of Asian American first-year college students’ intention to participate in a culturally congruent mentoring program was empirically documented using Ajzen and Fishbein's (1980) theory of reasoned action (TRA). Intention to participate was predicted by the belief that participation eases transition to college. Also, attitude toward participation was positively related to students’ beliefs that participation will strengthen ethnic identity and combat model-minority myth. With 78% of…
Predictors of Asian American first-year college students’ intention to participate in a culturally congruent mentoring program was empirically documented using Ajzen and Fishbein's (1980) theory of reasoned action (TRA). Intention to participate was predicted by the belief that participation eases transition to college. Also, attitude toward participation was positively related to students’ beliefs that participation will strengthen ethnic identity and combat model-minority myth. With 78% of students who intended to participate, results suggest that Asian American college students need programming that addresses issues as first-year college students and those related to their cultural experience. The use of the TRA to better understand issues related to peer mentoring is illuminated. Wider implications for implementing culturally congruent mentoring programs in educational settings are discussed.
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Yahoo! 2011 Super Star Award
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