TV ADVERTISING AVOIDING BEHAVIOR AND THE IMPACT OF “THE PRESENCE OF OTHERS”
Öz
Each day people are exposed to thousands of messages which they don’t want to receive and they adapt an avoidance behavior towards messages coming from various media. Advertising avoidance is a research area between academicians in advertising field for a long time because it is the most challenging element in campaign planning process. The advertising avoidance behavior occurs in three dimensions: behavioral, mechanical or cognitive. The person may leave the room (behavioral), change the channel (mechanical) or ignore the commercial (cognitive). Among many other variables effecting the avoidance behavior, this study mainly examines the relationship between the “presence of others” and the “advertising avoidance”
on television. The “presence of others” can be described as a people’s intention to interact with family or friends rather than attending to commercials. With this aim, the data is collected by a face to face survey with convenience sampling method and applied correlation and regression analysis to examine the relationship between variables. According to the results obtained from the analysis are that there is a significant relationship between “advertising avoidance” and the “presence of others”. Besides, there is also a significant relationship between the “presence of others” and respectively behavioral, mechanical and cognitive avoidance.
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Yayımlanma Tarihi
15 Ocak 2015
Gönderilme Tarihi
27 Kasım 2014
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Yayımlandığı Sayı
Yıl 2015 Cilt: 10 Sayı: 37