A Framework Providing Direction for Research on Communications Effects of Mental Imagery-Evoking Advertising Strategies
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1992
Department
Marketing and Fashion Merchandising
Abstract
The authors review mental imagery research related to advertising strategy and observe that both within- and across-strategy research is lacking. A framework positing predictor, criterion, mediator and moderator variables is proposed as an appropriate frame of reference. The mediating role of mental imagery between advertising strategy alternatives and communications effects is highlighted, and while some scale development has taken place, a rigorous scale development process, along with the recommended framework, could lead to much better understanding of the consumer information processing dynamics involved with imagery-evoking advertising strategies.
Publication Title
Advances in Consumer Research
Volume
19
First Page
621
Last Page
628
Recommended Citation
Babin, L. A.,
Burns, A. C.,
Biswas, A.
(1992). A Framework Providing Direction for Research on Communications Effects of Mental Imagery-Evoking Advertising Strategies. Advances in Consumer Research, 19, 621-628.
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