How Subjective Processing Fluency Predicts Attitudes Toward Advertisements and Purchase Intention

By Nils Myszkowski in Consumer behavior Marketing Psychology

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What it’s about

In this paper, we examine how subjective processing fluency predicts attitudes toward advertisements and purchase intention.

Abstract

This paper examines the focal construct and reports empirical and/or psychometric evidence relevant to its interpretation. The findings contribute to the literature by clarifying measurement, theoretical implications, and practical applications in context.

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Posted on:
May 17, 2015
Length:
1 minute read, 70 words
Categories:
Consumer behavior Marketing Psychology
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