Implementing the concept of transformational advertising
Psychology and MarketingPublished 1 May 1992
David A. Aaker, Douglas M. Stayman
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Abstract The concept of the transformational effects of advertising is described and refined to provide a definition possibly more useful in empirically studying the construct. Methodological difficulties in testing and using the concept are discussed before proposing projective techniques as an approach which might overcome some of the problems. Finally, a study is reported that illustrates how projective techniques may be used to study transformational advertising.
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