Using Fear Appeal in Green-PC Advertising Fenghueih Huarng Jan-hui Liao Bao-lin Lin Department of Business Administration, Southern Taiwan University of.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Source, Message and Channel Factors © 2003 McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc., McGraw-Hill/Irwin.
Advertisements

The Influence of Experimenter Status on Suggestibility Lindsay Marsh Eric Sharp Hanover College.
Accident Analysis and Prevention 39 (2007) 1088–1096 Roles of safety climate and shift work on perceived injury risk: A multi-level analysis Speaker: Jenny.
Effects of Sexualization in Advertisements Alyssa Zaid and Phillip Walker Hanover College.
∩ CCR Amsterdam Center for Career Research Age, psychological contracts and job attitudes Matthijs Bal Management & Organization VU University Amsterdam.
Persuasion Dr. K. A. Korb University of Jos. Outline McGuire’s Attitude Change Model Yale Programme Elaboration Likelihood Model (ELM) Fear Appeals Dr.
1 Copyright © 2014 Cengage Learning. All Rights Reserved. May not be scanned, copied or duplicated, or posted to a publicly accessible website, in whole.
Physical Activity and the Self EPHE 348. Structure of the Self Self is a complex multidimensional issue We are both descriptive and evaluative.
The Effects of Priming Success and Level of Behavioral Involvement on Mount Holyoke Women December 4 th, 2002 By: Erin Grimshaw, By: Erin Grimshaw, Mary.
Fear Appeals Persuasive Health Message Framework.
Chapter 7 - Persuasion Part 1: Feb 28, Persuasion and its paths Persuasion is process of changing an attitude, belief, or behavior Effective v ineffective.
Powerpoint by: Rebecca Amantia H571
In the name of Allah. Development and psychometric Testing of a new Instrument to Measure Affecting Factors on Women’s Behaviors to Breast Cancer Prevention:
8-1 Chapter 8 Attitude Change and Interactive Communications.
Chapter 7 Correlational Research Gay, Mills, and Airasian
Attitudes & Attitude Change Chapter 7. What are attitudes?  Evaluations of people, objects and/or ideas that often determine what we do.
Advertising Content Analysis A systematic, objective, and quantitative analysis of advertising conducted to infer a pattern of advertising practice or.
Attitudes and Attitude Change
Responses To Humorous Ads Does Audience Involvement Matter? By: Ashley Fischer Emily Emmons Kayleen Beals.
Factors affecting contractors’ risk attitudes in construction projects: Case study from China 박병권.
Amber S. Emanuel 1, James A. Shepperd 2, Virginia J. Dodd 1 & Henrietta Logan 1 1 Department of Behavioral Sciences & Community Dentistry, University of.
MARKETING MANAGEMENT 14th edition
THE IMPACT OF COMPUTER SELF-EFFICACY AND TECHNOLOGY DEPENDENCE ON COMPUTER-RELATED TECHNOSTRESS: A SOCIAL COGNITIVE THEORY PERSPECTIVE Qin Shu, Qiang Tu.
Gender differences in colorectal cancer screening, attitudes and information preferences Joan M. Griffin, PhD Greta Friedemann-Sánchez, PhD Diana Burgess,
Source, Message and Channel Factors © 2007 McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc., McGraw-Hill/Irwin.
Who Cares About Dads In Ads And Why? Gender Similarities And Differences In Effectiveness and Elaboration Of Advertisements Which Use (non)traditional.
Self-Esteem and Problem Drinking Among Male & Female College Students William R. Corbin, Lily D. McNair, James Carter University of Georgia Journal of.
Source, Message and Channel Factors © 2007 McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc., McGraw-Hill/Irwin.
Kevin M. Beyer National Chiao Tung University
Exam 2 – Example Questions A new local bookstore wants to understand consumer likes and preferences. You are hired to do a marketing research study.
DOES CONTENT ORDER AFFECT PERFORMANCE ON MULTIPLE CHOICE EXAMS? Introduction 2.- Theory and hypotheses 3.- Methodology 4.- Results 5.- Conclusion.
© 2014 Cengage Learning. All Rights Reserved. May not be scanned, copied or duplicated, or posted to a publicly accessible website, in whole or in part.
Critical Review on a Working Paper : Effects of background music, voice cues, earcons and gender on psychological ratings and heart rates during product.
GROUP PRESENTATION THE BRAND PERSONALITY OF LARGE SPORTS EVENTS ADAM, ANDY, ASHLEY, CODY, MATT, MIKE.
Copyright © 2015 McGraw-Hill Education. All rights reserved. No reproduction or distribution without the prior written consent of McGraw-Hill Education.
Barriers to seeking diagnosis and treatment for breast cancer in a selected Philippine population Victoria M. Medina.
10/29/2015 Exploring the Persuasiveness of “Just-in-time” Motivational Messages for Obesity Management Persuasive 2008, Oulu, Finland. Megha Maheshwari.
The impact of biomarker feedback on smoking – evidence from a pilot study. Lion Shahab Cancer Research Health Behaviour Unit Department of Epidemiology.
Consumer Behavior, Ninth Edition Schiffman & Kanuk Copyright 2007 by Prentice Hall Communication and Consumer Behavior Chapter 9 Communication and Consumer.
Persuasion Attitude change through communication Attitude change through communication.
Presenter: Kuo, Szu-Wei
Washington D.C., USA, July 2012www.aids2012.org Framing HIV testing messages for urban and rural audiences: evidence from a field experiment in northwest.
Attitudes, Intentions, and Behavior II
Consumer Attitudes and Behaviors (2008) (c) Stowe Shoemaker, Ph.D. An example of a two-sided message 212.
Title : RELATION BETWEEN HEALTH LOCUS OF CONTROL WITH HEALTH-PROMOTING BEHAVIORS of PEOPLE OVER 15 YEARS OLD By: Teamur Aghamolaei, Amin Ghanbarnejad Reserch.
Review of Factorial ANOVA, correlations and reliability tests COMM Fall, 2007 Nan Yu.
Elaboration Likelihood Model Developed by Petty & Cacioppo.
Source, Message and Channel Factors
Attitudes Chapter 7.
Individual differences in statistics anxiety Donncha Hanna School of Psychology QUB.
Consumer Behavior, Ninth Edition Schiffman & Kanuk Copyright 2007 by Prentice Hall Chapter 9 Communication and Consumer Behavior.
Independent variables: The Communications Components
Attitudes and Attitude Change
Perceived Risk and Emergency Preparedness: The Role of Self-Efficacy Jennifer E. Marceron, Cynthia A. Rohrbeck Department of Psychology, The George Washington.
1 Effects of Outcome Expectancies on Chinese Adolescents’ Gambling Intention Wong Sau Kuen Stella, PhD Department of Applied Social Sciences The Hong Kong.
Student: Lee Kan-Wen Adviser: Charles V. Trappey.
Printed by Natural History of Sun Protection Behaviors in a Cohort of Children in Colorado Nancy L. Asdigian PhD,* Lori A. Crane.
INTRODUCTION Advertisement choice is a marketing technique that allows streaming viewers to select the type of persuasive message to watch during a commercial.
Are Resonant Ads More Persuasive? The Moderating Role of Regulatory Focus and Need for Cognition Choi, Ji Eun, Doo Hee LEE, and Charles R. Taylor Journal.
SALLY BLACK, AMANDA LEE TSAFOS & ERICKA WASHINGTON THE ORIGINAL FUNDING FOR THIS PROJECT WAS PROVIDED BY PENNSYLVANIA COMMISSION ON CRIME AND DELINQUENCY.
Persuasion, Attitudes & Behavior
The Nature and Role of Attitude
Web-Based Virtual Learning Environments:
Age, psychological contracts and job attitudes
Kent E. Glindemann, E. Scott Geller, and Jason N. Fortney
Approaches to Learning and Academic Performance in Pharmacology among Second Year Undergraduate Medical Students Ashwin Kamath, Rashmi R Rao, Preethi J.
English Language Writing Apprehension of University English Major Students – A survey carried out in Kunming University of Science and Technology. 昆明理工大学.
Morgan M. Welch & David E. Szwedo James Madison University
International Academic Multidisciplinary Research Conference in Rome
Presentation transcript:

Using Fear Appeal in Green-PC Advertising Fenghueih Huarng Jan-hui Liao Bao-lin Lin Department of Business Administration, Southern Taiwan University of Technology

Motivation Fear appeal are mostly used in public health Fear appeal + action frame (Rothman and Salovey 1997; Rothman et al 1999) It seems unethical : fear appeal followed by product frame => scare audience before promoting a commercial product framing product followed by scary information => to investigate presentation order effect

Literature and Hypotheses Involvement=>H1 Message framing & involvement=>H2 Presentation order & involvement=>H3 Self vs. environment references=>H4

Involvement Robertson et al (1984)showed 1.AD and information content attract more in high involvement. 2.High involvement actively collect more product and brand information. 3.High involvement reject contradicted information, low involvement passively accept contradicted information. H1 : High involving consumers has better AD attitude and PI than low involving consumers.

Message framing and involvement loss frame good for detection of health problem gain frame good for prevention behaviors (Rothman & Salovey 1997; Rothman et al 1999) Based on persuasion literature(Chaiken 1980 ; Petty & Cacioppo 1983), Maheswaran & Meyers- Levy(1990): LI=>simple inference=>positive frame HI=>detailed processing=>negative frame H2 : Under high involvement, negative frame is more persuasive ; under low involvement, positive frame is more persuasive.

Presentation Order and involvement Two contradictory messages . Haugtvedt and Wegener(1994) - attitude strength & ELM High relevant => high elaboration=> primacy effect Low relevant => low elaboration=> recency effect Different presentation order for same message . Unnava et al (1994) - under memory-based judgments order is unimportant with print message =>no or low processing info has no presentation order effect . Buda and Zhang(2000) - low personal relevant product primacy effect for non-expert recency effect for expert H3 : high involvement show primacy effect on final attitude ; low involvement show recency or no order effect on final attitude.

References : self vs. environment Bower & Gilligan(1979),Burnkrant & Unnava(1995),Greenwald & Pratkanis(1984),kuiper & Rogers(1979),Roger et al (1977): self-reference has more elaboration than other-reference Keller and Block(1996)show interaction between reference and fear for smoking AD ‥ Under imagery processing, high-fear is more persuasive for other-reference (too much fear arousal inhibit elaborating) ‥ Under objective processing, high-fear is more persuasive than low-fear, other-reference is more persuasive than self-reference Self-reference emphasize cancers caused by radiation =>high-fear (but not too high) & higher and direct efficacy Environment-reference emphasize environmental destroys caused by ozonosphere damage =>low-fear & lower and indirect efficacy H4 ﹕ Self-reference has greater persuasion than environment- reference has greater persuasion than environment-reference

Extraneous variables Boster & Mongeau(1984) : fear appeal are more effective for elder audience Palam(2001) : review ninety academic reseavch papers about gender identity in consumer behavior Geller(2003) : other affecting factors- threat component, action component, framing, recipient volunteers, audience’s anxiety, perceived response cost, etc This study only include gender and age as control variables

Method (1) Green-PC is a familiar product and not low involving Dep. Vars (Likert scale) ︰ AD cognition (6 items), AD affect (6 items), PI (7 items) Independent variables (controlled) ‥ Order ︰ fear appeal first vs. product first ‥ Framing : positive product frame vs. negative frame ‥ reference : self vs. environment *self : radiation lead to fatal diseases *environment : ozonosphere damage lead to harmness on human, animal, plants & the earth Moderate vars (Likert scale) ︰ product involvement (CIP:16 items) & environment cognition (NEP:12 items)

Method (2) Control ︰ gender (nominal), age (ratio) 746 undergraduate students(1)look over a PPT AD (2) fill up questionnaire (3) receive a small gift (4) debriefed with our thanks.

Results(1) measurement reliabilities are all greater than 0.7 (Table1) Samples are clustered into two groups: low vs. high involving (Using CIP & NEP) =>two groups are significant different (Table2) Main effect(Table3-1)

Table 1

Table 2

Table 3-1 main effect & control vars

Results(2) Interaction effect (Table3-2) Control variables ‥ gender is significant on AD cognition (+) & PI (+) ‥ age is negatively related to AD cognition (r= , p = 0.007) =>younger has better AD cognition Female > Male

Table 3-2 Interaction effects

Results(3) Order*Involvement Interaction=> support H3 ANOVA P=0.079P=0.483P=0.058 p=.001p=.000 p=.031p=.018p=.363 p=.000

Results(4) order * frame interaction ANOVA P=0.071 P=0.006P=0.005 p=0.245 p=0.003 p=0.200 p=0.000p=0.015p=0.000

Discussions & Conclusions(1) Our experiment support H1 & H4 as expected ** high-inv has greater AD attitude & PI than low-inv ** self-reference has greater persuasion than environment-reference H3 is supported. high-involving, primacy effect (PDF) for all dep. vars low-involving, primacy effect (PDF) on AD attitude no order effect on PI ** low-inv consumer has low elaboration => primacy effect on AD attitude, but hard to change PI ** Product-first seems more persuasive than Fear-first

Discussions & Conclusions(2) Frame and involvement interaction is not significant in ANOVA. All six means > 3 (p 3 (p<0.001) & two means <3 (p=0.019 & 0.008) for low-involving  low-involving are quite high-involving by considering mean scores  negative frame is more effective  partially support H2

Discussions & Conclusions(3) ANOVA show order*frame interaction Buda & Zhang (2000) & Buda (2003) show no 2- way interaction (order*frame) Stereo fear appeal (FF) literature 1.gain-frame is better for health prevention; loss- frame is better for early detection (Rothman et al, 1999). 2.no frame effect for prevention; negative frame is better for detection (Block & Keller 1995) Buying green-PC is preventive, no frame effect on AD cognition & PI; positive frame for AD affect => consistent to FF health literature

Discussions & Conclusions(4) Product first (PDF) take fear appeal as a facilitator to explain the risk. PDF has all six means (CIP & NEP) > 3 FF has five means > 3 (sign mean = 3) FF > PDF in NEP (p=0.013), PDF > FF in sign (p=0.013) For PDF, negative frame good for high-inv => consistent to product AD literature FF cause more fear arousal => inhibit elaboration PDF cause less fear => more elaboration

Thank you for your attention