Journal of Public Policy & Marketing · 1983 · 19 citations · 25 references
BusinessMarketingSocial PsychologyAdvertisingConsumer BehaviorPersuasionAdvertising PersuasionAdvertising PsychologyFalse AdvertisingLongitudinal Qualitative EvaluationLongitudinal Service EvaluationMouthwash Use
Four waves of telephone interviews with adult mouthwash users were conducted to examine the impact of a corrective advertising campaign on levels of deception. A small, significant relationship was found. Results suggest that corrective advertising can be improved by calling attention to the correction and considering the entire belief structure of the consumer.
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