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DTC Advertising and Perceived Importance of Illness: Two-sided Message and The moderating Role of DTCA Skepticism

Date Issued
November 12, 2012
Author(s)
Ju, Ilwoo  
Permanent URI
https://trace.tennessee.edu/handle/20.500.14382/52578
Abstract

To better understand consumers' coping mechanisms of DTC advertising and to address socially important health issues, the current study examined whether perceived importance of sleep disorders is influenced by DTC advertising. Two-sided message order and DTCA skepticism were hypothesized as predictors of the perceived importance. The results showed that there is interaction between order effects and DTCA skepticism. Theoretical, practical, and regulatory implications are discussed.

Disciplines
Advertising and Promotion Management
Health Communication
Public Relations and Advertising
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CCI Auditorium, 321 Communications Building
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